LEGO VIDIYO value guide
How much are LEGO VIDIYO sets worth? CollectORbuild tracks blended secondary-market values on 41 VIDIYO sets. The most valuable right now is Metal Dragon BeatBox at $49.99, up 150% over its original RRP. The typical priced VIDIYO set trades around $14.99.
The lists below rank VIDIYO 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.
Most valuable LEGO VIDIYO sets
The highest secondary-market values right now, blended across sources. New / sealed condition.
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Metal Dragon BeatBox43109-1 · 2021 · 72 pcs$49.99market value - 2
Punk Pirate Ship43114-1 · 2021 · 602 pcs$45.00market value - 3
The Boombox43115-1 · 2021 · 982 pcs$40.32market value - 4
Candy Castle Stage43111-1 · 2021 · 331 pcs$22.95market value - 5
Discowgirl Guitarist43108-2 · 2021 · 11 pcs$22.92market value - 6
Bandmates Series 2 - Random Box43108-0 · 2021$22.92market value - 7
Vampire Bassist43108-11 · 2021 · 10 pcs$22.92market value - 8
Bandmates Series 2 - Complete43108-13 · 2021$22.92market value - 9
Karaoke Mermaid43108-5 · 2021 · 10 pcs$22.92market value - 10
Puppy Singer43108-7 · 2021 · 9 pcs$22.92market value
Biggest VIDIYO appreciators
Sets whose market value has grown the most above their original recommended retail price.
Frequently asked questions
How much are LEGO VIDIYO sets worth?
It varies widely by set and condition. Across the 41 priced LEGO VIDIYO sets CollectORbuild tracks, the most valuable is Metal Dragon BeatBox at $49.99, while the typical priced set trades around $14.99. Each set's page shows its blended new and used market value and full price history.
Which LEGO VIDIYO set is worth the most?
Metal Dragon BeatBox (43109-1) is the most valuable LEGO VIDIYO set on CollectORbuild right now, at $49.99. The full ranking of the most valuable VIDIYO sets is above.
Do LEGO VIDIYO sets go up in value?
Some do: Candy Castle Stage is up -23% 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.

