The compiled list so far. See HERE for the reasoning behind including each set. This list is mostly chronological. The newer sets are at the bottom. 7958 Star Wars 2011 Advent Calendar. 40031 Bunny & Chick polybag. 6862 Superman vs. Power Armor Lex. 9448 Samurai Mech is only $39.99 for 452 pieces. 9463 The Werewolf is $19.99 for 243 pieces. 9461 The Swamp Creature is $6.99 for 70 pieces. 4208 4x4 Fire Truck is $21.99 for 243 pieces. 4434 Tipper Truck is $21.99 for 222 pieces 75000 Clone Troopers vs. Droidekas, $11.99 for 126 pieces. $19.99 for 202 pieces. 9447 Lasha's Bite Cycle, $24.99 for 250 pieces. 70701 Swarm Interceptor, $19.99 for 218 pieces. 70702 Warp Stinger, $29.99 for 310 pieces. 79001 Escape from Mirkwood Spiders, $29.99 for 298 pieces. $79.99 for 805 pieces. 10230 Mini Modulars, $79.99 for 1356 pieces! 6914 Prehistoric Hunters, $17.99 for 191 pieces. $17.99 for 256 pieces.
$19.99 for 235 pieces. 60017 Flatbed Truck10662 Lego Creative Bucket10657 My First Lego Set700000 Razcal's Glider21013 Big Ben76004 Spider-Man: Spider-Cycle Chase60018 Cement Mixer70003 Eris' Eagle Interceptor $3.99 for 42 pieces. 41013 Emma's Sports Car. $14.99 for 159 pieces. 75015 Corporate Alliance Tank Droid. $19.99 for 271 parts. 60025 Grand Prix Truck. $29.97 for 315 pieces. 75016 Homing Spider Droid. $29.99 for 295 pieces. 70707 CLS-89 Eradicator Mech. $39.99 for 440 pieces. 70008 Gorzan's Gorilla Striker. $99.99 for 1012 parts. 70010 The Lion Chi Temple. $119.99 for 1258 parts. 76012 Batman: The Riddler Chase. 105 Pieces for $9.99. 102 Pieces for $9.99. 565 Pieces for $39.99. 141 Pieces for $12.99. 253 Pieces for $19.99. 115 Pieces for $9.99. 580 Pieces for $44.99. 629 Pieces for $49.99. 480 Pieces for $39.99. 215 Pieces for $14.99. 31032 221 pieces for $14.99.
70220 Strainor's Saber Cycle. $161 pieces for $14.99. 212 pieces for $19.99. 575 pieces for $39.99. 444 pieces for $39.99. 193 Pieces for $19.99. 677 Pieces for $59.99. 172 Pieces for $14.99. 375 Pieces for $29.99. 345 Pieces for $29.99. 335 Pieces for $29.99. 230 Pieces for $19.99. 222 Pieces for $19.99. 202 Pieces for $14.99. 213 Pieces for $14.99. 120 Pieces for $9.99. 248 Pieces for $19.99. 185 Pieces for $14.99.This Lego Death Star sold for $1499 on Trade Me. Could you have a goldmine in the bottom of your toybox?There has been much discussion over recent years about the strength of growth in house prices and share markets. But could the real investment all this time have been Lego?There has been a resurgence in interest in the small plastic blocks - much cursed by parents who find them underfoot - and some collectors are getting megabucks for their pieces. This Lego Star Wars Star Destroyer sold for $1004 on Trade Me.
While Auckland house prices are up 68 per cent on their 2007 peak and the NZX50 has grown more than 130 per cent since 2009, some canny Lego buyers have seen their collections increase in value by more than 500 per cent over that time.Trade Me spokesman Logan Mudge said: "Lego has done a magnificent job of reigniting its relevance and extended its plastic tentacles not only from offline into online but collaborating with a vast array of brands to ensure it is embedded in a huge range of popular culture. it is an extraordinary example of a brand that is loved across generations."There are more than 1000 Lego items sold on Trade Me each week and last year there were more than a million searches for the blocks. Michelle Smith runs Trade Me Lego business John3.16. The three most expensive Lego listings sold in the past six weeks were all Star Wars-related: A Lego Death Star, which sold for $1499, a Lego motorised walking AT-AT for $1199 and a Lego Imperial Star Destroyer, which went for $1004.Some of the priciest Lego listings on the site at the moment are a Taj Mahal replica for $3199, a Cafe Corner set for $4300
, a modular building collection for $3995 and a Star Wars rebel blockade runner for $33000. The Lego Cafe Corner set was US$139.99 when it was first released in 2007. This Lego AT-AT sold for $1199 on Trade Me. She said it was optimistic but possible the Cafe Corner set could sell for $4300, which would represent a price increase of almost 1500 per cent. She said similar sets were selling for about $2000 plus shipping and customs overseas, a value lift of about 640 per cent. She developed an interest in Lego after listing a piece for $1 on Trade Me, which "went crazy". She had noticed people taking an investment approach to their Lego, buying key pieces and putting them aside. "A little while ago, people started realising if you saved sets and did not open them, certain sets would go up in value. People see it like stocks and shares."Collectible Minifigures were particularly sought-after, she said, and could sell for hundreds of dollars.Smith recommended anyone who wondered about the value of their Lego collection check sites such as eBay and Lego collector websites to judge the prices their pieces might command.
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