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Value guide

LEGO Pokémon value guide

How much are LEGO Pokémon sets worth? CollectORbuild tracks blended secondary-market values on 17 Pokémon sets. The most valuable right now is Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise at $595.50. The typical priced Pokémon set trades around $69.99.

The lists below rank Pokémon sets by current market value, by how far they’ve appreciated over RRP, and by what’s retiring soon. Open any set for its full valuation and price history, or value your whole collection free.

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priced Pokémon sets
$595.50
most valuable · Venusaur, Charizard and Blast…
$69.99
median value
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top appreciator · Drone Search for Mythical Mew

Most valuable LEGO Pokémon sets

The highest secondary-market values right now, blended across sources. New / sealed condition.

  1. 1Venusaur, Charizard and BlastoiseVenusaur, Charizard and Blastoise72153-1 · 2026 · 6,838 pcs$595.50market value
  2. 2Pikachu and Poké BallPikachu and Poké Ball72152-1 · 2026 · 2,050 pcs$145.50market value
  3. 3Kanto Region Badge CollectionKanto Region Badge Collection40892-1 · 2026 · 312 pcs$144.94market value
  4. 4Charizard vs. Jolteon Ultimate BattleCharizard vs. Jolteon Ultimate Battle72167-1 · 2026$119.99market value
  5. 5Cubone and Gengar's Spooky ShowdownCubone and Gengar's Spooky Showdown72166-1 · 2026$89.99market value
  6. 6Mini Pokémon CenterMini Pokémon Center40911-1 · 2026 · 233 pcs$85.00market value
  7. 7Umbreon vs. Garchomp Championship BattleUmbreon vs. Garchomp Championship Battle72165-1 · 2026$79.99market value
  8. 8Training House with PikachuTraining House with Pikachu72164-1 · 2026$69.99market value
  9. 9Mewtwo's Lab BreakMewtwo's Lab Break72163-1 · 2026$69.99market value
  10. 10Eevee and Lapras's Treasure HuntEevee and Lapras's Treasure Hunt72162-1 · 2026$59.99market value

See all 17 Pokémon sets by value →

Biggest Pokémon appreciators

Sets whose market value has grown the most above their original recommended retail price.

  1. 1Drone Search for Mythical MewDrone Search for Mythical Mew72161-1 · 2026+0%vs original RRP
  2. 2Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly BattleSprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly Battle72158-1 · 2026+0%vs original RRP
  3. 3Charizard vs. Jolteon Ultimate BattleCharizard vs. Jolteon Ultimate Battle72167-1 · 2026+0%vs original RRP
  4. 4Training House with PikachuTraining House with Pikachu72164-1 · 2026+0%vs original RRP
  5. 5Cubone and Gengar's Spooky ShowdownCubone and Gengar's Spooky Showdown72166-1 · 2026+0%vs original RRP

See the full Pokémon appreciation ranking →

LEGO Pokémon sets retiring soon

Sets with a known upcoming retirement date, ranked by market value — the pricier ones to grab before they're gone.

  1. 1Venusaur, Charizard and BlastoiseVenusaur, Charizard and Blastoise72153-1 · 2026 · 6,838 pcs$595.50market valueRetires Dec 2027
  2. 2Pikachu and Poké BallPikachu and Poké Ball72152-1 · 2026 · 2,050 pcs$145.50market valueRetires Dec 2027
  3. 3Kanto Region Badge CollectionKanto Region Badge Collection40892-1 · 2026 · 312 pcs$144.94market valueRetires Dec 2026
  4. 4EeveeEevee72151-1 · 2026 · 587 pcs$42.00market valueRetires Dec 2027

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Frequently asked questions

How much are LEGO Pokémon sets worth?

It varies widely by set and condition. Across the 17 priced LEGO Pokémon sets CollectORbuild tracks, the most valuable is Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise at $595.50, while the typical priced set trades around $69.99. Each set's page shows its blended new and used market value and full price history.

Which LEGO Pokémon set is worth the most?

Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise (72153-1) is the most valuable LEGO Pokémon set on CollectORbuild right now, at $595.50. The full ranking of the most valuable Pokémon sets is above.

Do LEGO Pokémon sets go up in value?

Some do: Drone Search for Mythical Mew is up 0% over its original RRP. Retired and hard-to-find sets tend to appreciate most, while sets still on shelves often sit near retail. This is general market information, not investment advice.