LEGO® Value Checker: what is your set worth?
Enter a set number or name and see what it is worth on the secondary market right now. The value comes from our own price database, which tracks the market daily, and you can adjust it for the condition your set is actually in.
Titanic
10294 · Icons · 2021
Our market value tracks sealed sets. The percentages above are rules of thumb collectors use, not measured prices, so treat anything below 100% as your own estimate.
- Launch price
- 679.99$
- Pieces
- 9,090
- Retiring Status
- Begin of Life
Market value measured on August 12, 2026. It is the price sealed copies are trading at, not an offer from us.
How we calculate the value
The market value is what sealed copies of a set are actually trading at, tracked daily across the secondary market and stored per set and per day. It is not a recommended price and it is not an offer from us: it is a measurement, and every card shows the date it was taken. How far the low and the high sit apart tells you how much the value swings: on a wide spread, plan with a price range rather than a single figure.
The launch price is the manufacturer's recommended price in your region, so the percentage next to it tells you how far the set has moved since it was on shelves. Sets that are still in production usually sit below it, because shops discount them.
The part-out value is what the individual pieces would fetch if the set were broken up and sold as parts. It answers a different question from the market value and is often higher, but realising it means listing hundreds of parts one at a time. There is more on that in our guide to part-out value.
Minifigure prices are tracked separately, in both new and used condition. That is why the condition slider does not touch them: for figures we have a measured used price, while for a complete set we have one price and it describes a sealed box.
We have no market data for every set. Roughly three quarters of the sets in our database carry a current price; the rest are usually sets that are too new, too obscure or too rarely traded for a reliable measurement.
Retired sets that gained the most value
Every retired set we track, ranked by how far its market value has moved past its launch price. Updated daily.
| Set | Launch price | Market value | Factor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Castle in the Forest910001 · 2021 | 173$ | 508$ | 2.9× |
| Sheriff's Safe910016 · 2021 | 52$ | 122$ | 2.4× |
| World Map31203 · 2021 | 289$ | 623$ | 2.2× |
| The Bone Demon80028 · 2021 | 115$ | 247$ | 2.1× |
| Ford GT Heritage Edition and Bronco R76905 · 2021 | 58$ | 117$ | 2.0× |
| Bird of Paradise10289 · 2021 | 115$ | 230$ | 2.0× |
| Kakapo910017 · 2021 | 81$ | 158$ | 2.0× |
| The Friends Apartments10292 · 2021 | 208$ | 400$ | 1.9× |
| Police Patrol Boat60277 · 2021 | 58$ | 111$ | 1.9× |
| The Great Fishing Boat910010 · 2021 | 127$ | 243$ | 1.9× |
| The Bad Batch Attack Shuttle75314 · 2021 | 115$ | 221$ | 1.9× |
| Family House and Electric Car60398 · 2023 | 61$ | 116$ | 1.9× |
| Auspicious Dragon80112 · 2023 | 92$ | 175$ | 1.9× |
| Police Chase at the Bank60317 · 2022 | 115$ | 207$ | 1.8× |
| Batcave" Shadow Box76252 · 2023 | 462$ | 813$ | 1.8× |
| The Llama Village21188 · 2022 | 150$ | 263$ | 1.8× |
| Ski and Climbing Center60366 · 2023 | 121$ | 210$ | 1.7× |
| Street Skate Park60364 · 2023 | 63$ | 109$ | 1.7× |
| Pursuit of Flight910028 · 2021 | 58$ | 98$ | 1.7× |
| Thor's Hammer76209 · 2022 | 138$ | 232$ | 1.7× |
Ranked across every retired set in our database with a launch price and a current market value. Figures are for sealed sets and change daily.
Questions about Lego® values
How much is my Lego set worth?
Enter the set number above and you will see what sealed copies are trading at today, how that compares to the launch price, and what the minifigures are worth on their own. If your set is opened or incomplete, use the condition slider to scale the number down.
Is used Lego worth less than sealed?
Almost always, yes. A built set that is complete and still has its box typically fetches around 85% of the sealed price, a complete set without the box around 80%, and a set with pieces missing 70% or less. Those are collector rules of thumb rather than measured prices, which is why the tool lets you set the figure yourself.
Does the original box matter?
For most sets it is worth a few percent, and for sought-after sets considerably more. Instructions matter for the same reason. Neither is worth keeping a damaged box for: buyers price condition, not the presence of cardboard.
What is my Lego worth per kilo?
Selling by weight is a different market from selling complete sets, and it pays far less. Bulk bricks trade by the kilo regardless of what they came from, so a set worth 200 in the tool above might fetch a fraction of that in a mixed lot. Our guide to selling Lego by weight covers what to expect.
Where can I sell my Lego?
That depends on whether you are selling complete sets, single minifigures or bulk. We compare the options, fees and effort involved in our guide to where to sell Lego.
Where does the market value come from?
From our own price database. We track the secondary market daily and store one price per set per day, which is what the chart on each card is drawing. It is independent of the retailer offers you see elsewhere on Brickfact, which are prices for new sets.
