Lego sets, which was first released in the late 1950s, has become an iconic toy that is loved and valued by millions of people all over the world.
Indeed, it is so popular that some of the Lego kits featured below comm and exorbitant prices… $4,276 for a slice of pizza?
List of 10 Most Expensive Lego Sets In the World?
Here’s our list of the world’s 10 most costly Lego sets.
1. H.C. Andersen’s Clumsy Hans (2015 Edition) – $7,375
The 2015 edition of H.C. Andersen’s Clumsy Hans dominates the list. Originally, the sets were distributed to roughly 80 Lego ambassadors, the majority of whom chose to keep them, making them incredibly difficult to get.
This is where its high pricing comes from. However, if you’re a collector looking for that particular piece to round out your collection, a modest $7,375 pales in contrast to acquiring a rare Lego set like this one.
2. Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon – $4,530
The Millennium Falcon holds the title of largest Star Wars Lego set on the planet.
It is the world’s second-largest Lego set, trailing only the Taj Mahal, with 5,174 pieces.
You’ll also find fantastic mini-figures of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Chewbacca, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, and Han Solo in the box.
Overall, it appears to be an excellent deal if you like Lego and are a major Star Wars fan… Consider how many hours of entertainment you could get out of it!
3. TMNT Antonio’s Pizza-Rama (New York Comic-Con 2012 Exclusive) –$4,276
Who would have guessed you’d be making cuisine out of Lego? You can, as this entry demonstrates.
It may be the most expensive slice of pizza in earth, but if you buy it, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing that you’re one of only a few people in the world to enjoy one.
4. Piper Airplane (LEGO Inside Tour Exclusive 2012 Edition) – $4,000
With a price tag of $4,000, the 2012 edition of Piper Aeroplane would be a really cool Lego kit to own, and one that I can see being worthwhile.
You get the airplane, the airport, and Minifigures, which is quite awesome.
Keep reading, though, since the top three may be worth acquiring instead of this one, solely for the accolades and cool aspect.
5. Han Solo On Tauntaun (Miniland Scale) – $3,156
Han Solo On Tauntaun is the seventh most expensive Star Wars Lego set on our list.
You would have expected something like The Millennium Falcon or The Star Destroyer, but it turns out that this small Lego set is much more sought after and pricey.
It’s not the most visually appealing or appealing kit, but numbers are numbers, and this is the most costly Star Wars Lego kit to date.
6. Taj Mahal – $2,865
Prepare for the largest Lego set on the list. The Taj Mahal is enormous, and eventually completed, it will be a work of art.
It comprises almost 5,900 separate pieces and is a sight to behold.
If you have the time, money, and dedication to see it through, I believe you will be incredibly satisfied with your purchase.
7. The Legoland Train (LEGO Inside Tour 2014) – $2,750
Trains are awesome, right? If you enjoy them, the Legoland Train will be right up your alley.
You receive not just the train to build, but also seven Mini-figures to play with.
They first went on sale in 2014, so if you were able to obtain one and save it, you did quite well because it is now worth around $2,750!
8. LECA Automobile (LEGO Inside Tour Exclusive 2005 Edition) – $2,350
If you like vehicles or are searching for something a little different to construct next, the LECA Automobile might be for you.
9. Grand Carousel – $2,300
10. Yoda Wearing “I Heart NY Shirt” (New York Toy Fair 2013) – $2,275
This set, which debuted at the 2013 New York Toy Fair, contains Yoda wearing a “I heart NY” t-shirt, as well as some extremely interesting street art and street signs.
In terms of actual items obtained, you don’t get a lot for your money; rather, you’re paying for the piece’s uniqueness as well as a touch of coolness.
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