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LEGO value rankings

Which sets are worth the most, which have climbed the most since retail, and which pack the most value into the fewest pieces, all from live secondary-market data. Or see the whole market at a glance with the CollectORbuild LEGO Index.

Biggest appreciators

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

  1. 1Killow vs. Samurai X+500%
  2. 2TIE Fighter Pilot+417%
  3. 3TRON: Legacy+416%
  4. 4Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey+413%
  5. 5The Brick Moulding Machine+400%

Biggest depreciators

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Sets now worth less than their original recommended retail price — the steepest drops below RRP.

  1. 1Mission MOON Inspire Set-70%
  2. 2Back To School Project Box-66%
  3. 3King Magnifico's Castle-66%
  4. 4Family House-63%
  5. 5Move Hub-63%

Highest value per piece

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Where the market value packs into the fewest pieces — the densest sets by price per part.

  1. 1Ferguson Tractor$22.35/pc
  2. 2The Vault Memory Lane$9.96/pc
  3. 3The LEGO System House$8.77/pc
  4. 4LEGO Fire Engine$8.37/pc
  5. 5LEGO Factory AGV$3.97/pc

Retiring soon, by value

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

  1. 1Death Star$899.95
  2. 2Millennium Falcon$750.00
  3. 3The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith$728.70
  4. 4Titanic$650.99
  5. 5Gringotts Wizarding Bank – Collectors' Edition$650.00

Biggest sets

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The largest LEGO sets by piece count — the flagship display builds — and what they're worth on the secondary market.

  1. 1World Map11,695
  2. 2Eiffel Tower10,001
  3. 3Titanic9,092
  4. 4Colosseum9,036
  5. 5Death Star9,031