Now, LEGO® Cards and Collectors album are set to return to Sainsbury’s exclusively on 16th September The collectable cards first appeared in store on 28 August 2018 and were offered to customers who spent over a certain amount. The Lego trading cards will stop being issued from 8 October – so there’s not much more time to collect them! The store says that the aim of the album is to "inspire and educate" children about different foods from around the world, and this year its theme will take children on a journey to discover where on the planet different ingredients come from. Read More Related Articles

I have most of the cards spare so just let me know which cards you need and I should be able to help As well as helping keep kids entertained, this year’s cards aim to teach children about different foods and the planet in a fun and engaging way. We’re dedicated to helping everyone eat better, and we hope the cards and album help teach younger generations to look after themselves and the planet.”If you’re not sure what they are, Sainsbury’s introduced a trading card series featuring different Lego characters. Chapter One: Mission Food - Aimed to help children learn about the power of food by offering inspiring ideas of how to make healthier food fun and tasty

Create Card Builds: Visit LEGO.com and enter the number listed next to each Create card for minibuild instructions. Special LEGO Set?: not currently, you may still find last years set available in selectes stores but there doesn’t appear to be any special set to coincide with the Incredible Inventions series. You can get a special LEGO reusable bag though. With 144 cards to collect in total, this year’s Disney Heroes ‘On a Mission’ cards and album will teach kids how they can help the planet through a mixture of fun activities such as games, facts, challenges, quizzes, creative art, recipes and more.Available to collect from 1st September until 12th October, the cards and albums teach kids about how to help the planet as well as different healthier foods I am collecting this years LEGO Trading Cards from Sainsbury’s, and thought it would be good idea if we can help each other complete our collections Research shows eating in line with UK dietary guidelines will be better for the planet than the current average UK diet. Meet some hilarious Lego minifigures along the way as Sam and Lily get the lowdown on how to live actively and eat healthily. Their journey takes in many fascinating animals and sights en route. Sainsbury’s recently announced its new brand slogan ‘Helping Everyone Eat Better’. The new focus reflects Sainsbury’s belief that healthy and delicious food should be available to everyone, and will see the retailer make it easier and more accessible for customers to incrementally improve their diets while helping to reduce their impact on the environment.*

However, the trouble is, it will be unlikely that you collect each one without getting duplicates – so you’ll need to spend even more! However, instead of creating individual listings, you could create one listing showing all the cards you’ve got available. Cards are selling for around 99p on their own (plus postage) This year’s cards and album echo the retailer's mission, with each of the five unique chapters in the Heroes album focusing on a fundamental element that makes up our world, inspired by the nation’s favourite Disney Heroes: Sainsbury’s has previously collaborated with Disney to launch the Collectable Cards and Album range. The cards have been hugely popular over the past few years, with children racing to stores to complete their collections. The last year that the Heroes cards were available, over 90 million cards were collected in just six weeks.However, Sainsbury’s is planning to double the amount of cards on offer so there are more cards up for grabs, and less are sold online. There are 140 different cards to collect and if your kids are anything like mine, they want them all. Maybe you don’t have kids who want to collect them and have a stash collecting at home, or maybe you just want to clear out some of the bits the kids have been collecting; either way, you may as well sell on things other people want.

Some Sainsbury’s stores are offering swap events so you’ve got an opportunity to swap and spares for the cards you’re missing. How to make money with Sainsbury’strading cards The album aims to inspire and educate children about different foods from around the world, and the theme this year will take children on a journey to discover where on the planet different ingredients come from. With LEGO® characters Lily and Sam, children will travel through seven chapters in the album each focusing on a different continent, learning about the importance of eating different food groups and their nutritional value in a fun and engaging way. Mark Given, chief marketing officer for Sainsbury’s said that both the cards and album have proved "incredibly popular" in the past with children and adults alike.

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At this point in time, you’ll likely know how many more cards you need to complete the 140 card set. This way, you could work out how much more money you’ll be spending in Sainsbury’s from now until they stop being issued.