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Those Dusty LEGOs Could Be Worth a Fortune!
Think twice before relegating those LEGOs to the attic or trash! Those colorful bricks might be worth more than you think.
Studies show certain LEGO sets can outperform even gold as investments, with some fetching thousands of dollars on the resale market. Here are some of the most valuable sets according to recent sales data:
- Limited Edition Fire Engine: This 2023 set (4000040), designed by LEGO Design Master Henrik Andersen, recently sold for $4,750 on eBay. This particular set was autographed and hand-numbered, adding to its value.
- Dark Forest Fortress: This 1996 set (6079) might bring back childhood memories. A new-in-box version recently sold for $1,195. Experts predict continued growth in value for this woodland-themed set.
- Star Wars Cloud City: The force is strong with this one. A 2003 Cloud City set (10123) recently sold for $7,500, despite a minor box blemish. Even used sets and instruction manuals can command impressive prices.
- Black Seas Barracuda: This 1989 pirate ship set is sailing to high prices, with a recent sale at $1,600. A pristine version could potentially fetch even more.
- Cafe Corner: This charming 2007 set (10182) has become a collector’s favorite. A brand-new, sealed set recently sold for $3,100.
- Star Wars Millennium Falcon: This iconic 2007 set (10179) consistently commands high prices. A sealed set recently sold for $1,899.
- Iron Man and Captain America: Even small sets can hold significant value. A limited-edition 2012 set of these minifigures, given away at the New York Toy Fair, recently sold for $5,500.
- Eiffel Tower: This towering 2007 set (10181) is a collector’s centerpiece. A new-in-box set recently sold for $800.
- Marina Bay Sands: This limited-edition 2013 set (21021), originally sold in Singapore and East Asia, is now valued at around $1,000.
- Monorail Airport Shuttle: This 1990 set (6399), complete with a motorized monorail, has seen its value soar, with a new sealed set recently listed for $3,500.
From childhood treasures to savvy investments, LEGO sets offer a unique blend of nostalgia and potential profit. So, dust off those bricks and see what hidden treasures you might uncover! You might be surprised to find you’re sitting on a small fortune.
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