LEGO Sets on PriceCharting

Use PriceCharting to value and keep track of your LEGO set collection.

Search for sets by keyword, set number, or UPC. Scan UPC with our iOS app to quickly find sets

See a complete list of all sets in a particular series

Keep track of your collection complete progress for an entire series and search results too (Example: All Batmobile sets)

Sort and filter series lists and search results to suit your needs

See pieces only, complete in box, brand new, and more price points for each LEGO set (Example: Millenium Falcon #10179)

View historic sales for any set and any condition (Example: Hogwarts Express New Sales)

List of all LEGO sets owned. Ability to search collection, record cost, quantity, and leave notes

Value of entire collection, value of LEGO collection, and value of LEGO Super Mario sets

Chart showing historic value of entire collection. Automatically updated as set values change.

Why LEGO Sets

I've been a LEGO fan since I was a child. The only thing on my birthday and Christmas list from age 7-12 was LEGO sets. My favorite set was the Mega Core Magnetizer #6989. In college I got into LEGO Mindstorm sets and built countless robots. I even designed a custom wedding LEGO piece for my wife and I to put on our wedding cake.

With kids in the house I've gotten back into LEGO sets again and building sets and doing family build challenges ("Who can make the best castle in 30 minutes?").

I wanted to add LEGO sets to PriceCharting because it's a collectible that I love and I know other people do too. I wanted a price guide and collection tools focused on collectors who build their sets, not just invest in LEGO sets.


Some LEGO builds I've designed over the years.

Conveyor belt I built when my son loved dumping LEGO blocks from his dump truck. Mindstorm motors lifted truck and ran belt.

LEGO Wedding Couple I designed for my wedding cake. The baby was added a couple years later for our baby announcement.

More Prices and More Sales

We've added more price points and more sales data to PriceCharting.

Click the blue "+" button in the price section on any item detail page. It's on the right side.

That will take you to a full price list with all prices for all grades/conditions.

Try it with Mickey Mantle Rookie card or Charizard #4 1st Edition

These prices are based upon actual sales data we've been collecting for years.

We are also giving you the ability to see all these historic sales for more grades/conditions too

Click the drop down in "Sold Listings" tab and choose the grade you want to see. For example - Grade 6 for cards, Graded CIB for games, MS70 for coins, or 9.6 for comics.

This is great for older cards with more sales in Grades 3-6. Or perfect for Graded CIB game collectors, coin, or comic collectors too.

Hopefully this will help you make more informed decisions on all your collectible purchases, no matter what grade or condition they are in.