The 4000008 Villy Thomsen Truck, released in 2013, was an exclusive set with three minifugures which was given to attendees of that year's LEGO Inside Tour. It was based on the first truck the Lego Group used to transport products, purchased by the company in 1958, and only 43 sets were produced. Its rarity means an unopened set is worth £5,009, according to BrickEconomy.com. Used prices for the Villy Thomsen Truck range from £155 to £190, depending on the set's condition, with an average price of £159 for those in good overall condition.The 4000008 Villy Thomsen Truck, released in 2013, was an exclusive set with three minifugures which was given to attendees of that year's LEGO Inside Tour. It was based on the first truck the Lego Group used to transport products, purchased by the company in 1958, and only 43 sets were produced. Its rarity means an unopened set is worth £5,009, according to BrickEconomy.com. Used prices for the Villy Thomsen Truck range from £155 to £190, depending on the set's condition, with an average price of £159 for those in good overall condition.
The 4000008 Villy Thomsen Truck, released in 2013, was an exclusive set with three minifugures which was given to attendees of that year's LEGO Inside Tour. It was based on the first truck the Lego Group used to transport products, purchased by the company in 1958, and only 43 sets were produced. Its rarity means an unopened set is worth £5,009, according to BrickEconomy.com. Used prices for the Villy Thomsen Truck range from £155 to £190, depending on the set's condition, with an average price of £159 for those in good overall condition. | BrickEconomy/Lego

The 14 most valuable Lego sets and minifigures you might have in your home - including one worth £13K

Robert Cumber
By Robert Cumber

Property and retro writer

Published 19th Apr 2025, 09:00 BST

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Lego is one of the world’s best-loved toys, with the building bricks as we know them having been fuelling children’s imaginations since 1958.

There are today more than 400 billion Lego blocks around the world, it is estimated, or around 50 per person.

But some of those blocks - or the sets they make up - are worth considerably more than others.

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Rare Lego sets and minifigures can change hands for north of five figures, with two particularly sought-after models today valued at more than £10,000 each.

As well as being fun to play with, Lego can be a solid investment, with the price rise of limited edition sets often considerably outstripping inflation.

BrickEconomy provides a handy guide to the most valuable Lego sets today, whether they are still factory-sealed or very well-loved, and how their price could increase.

Below are the 14 most valuable Lego sets and minifigures right now, according to BrickEconomy.

They include a 1970s classic, Star Wars merchandise and several exclusive limited edition sets.

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This was an exclusive set, only 33 of which were given away to attendees of the 2010 LEGO Inside Tour. A sealed Cars set is today worth an estimated £6,276.31, according to BrickEconomy.com, with a used set valued at between £5,110 to £5,798.

5. 4000000 Cars - £6,276.31

This was an exclusive set, only 33 of which were given away to attendees of the 2010 LEGO Inside Tour. A sealed Cars set is today worth an estimated £6,276.31, according to BrickEconomy.com, with a used set valued at between £5,110 to £5,798. | BrickEconomy/Lego Photo: BrickEconomy/Lego

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This exclusive set with seven minifigures is based on the film Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back, and was released in 2003. A new and sealed set is worth an estimated £6,474.07, according to BrickEconomy.com, with a used set in good overall condition valued at around £2,818.

6. 10123 Star Wars Cloud City - £6,474.07

This exclusive set with seven minifigures is based on the film Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back, and was released in 2003. A new and sealed set is worth an estimated £6,474.07, according to BrickEconomy.com, with a used set in good overall condition valued at around £2,818. | BrickEconomy/Lego Photo: BrickEconomy/Lego

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This 767 piece set with 14 minifigures, also known as Yellow Castle, was released in 1978. It was the first ever Lego Castle and was only released in Europe, Australia and Canada. A sealed set is estimated by BrickEconomy.com to be worth £6,700.95 today, with a used set valued at between £202 and £308, depending on its condition.

7. 375-2 LEGO Castle - £6,700.95

This 767 piece set with 14 minifigures, also known as Yellow Castle, was released in 1978. It was the first ever Lego Castle and was only released in Europe, Australia and Canada. A sealed set is estimated by BrickEconomy.com to be worth £6,700.95 today, with a used set valued at between £202 and £308, depending on its condition. | BrickEconomy/Lego Photo: BrickEconomy/Lego

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This 70-piece set was released in 2018, with only 500 being produced worldwide. A new and sealed set is worth an estimated £7,008.60, according to BrickEconomy.com, with a used set valued at between £5,586 and £6,337, depending on its condition.

8. 4000031 LEGO Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Exclusive T-Rex - £7,008.60

This 70-piece set was released in 2018, with only 500 being produced worldwide. A new and sealed set is worth an estimated £7,008.60, according to BrickEconomy.com, with a used set valued at between £5,586 and £6,337, depending on its condition. | BrickEconomy/Lego Photo: BrickEconomy/Lego

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