>>9916116It means that from the total number of lots in your order, the average value per lot must be a minimum value, ie $1 in this case. For example, you have two lots in your order:
>2 of a minifig head at $0.25 each - $0.50>1 complete minifig - $2Your total is 2 lots costing $2.50 all told, or $1.25 per lot. The dropdown cart menu automatically calculates the average lot cost when it's a store requirement.
Not a fan of this kind of requirement as it potentially forces you to buy stuff you wouldn't otherwise so you can hit that minimum. Usually you can offset low-cost lots with one or more high-cost lots like in the example, but yeah it's annoying.
>t. red brick-rated 