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.

PriceCharting iOS App is Live

PriceCharting has an iOS app!

All the core functions of PriceCharting website are included - prices, set lists, collection tracking, search by photo, and historic sales.

If you enjoy the app and find PriceCharting useful, please give give the app a 5 star rating and write a review.

App Screenshots

Track Your Collection Value

Search for Games, Cards, Comics, Coins + More

View Price Details and Historic Sales

Search By Photo for Pokemon and Comics

Download the PriceCharting iOS app today.

Search Your Collection

You can search your PriceCharting collection.

Type a search into the search box on the collection page (see above).

Then you will see the matching items in your collection (see below)

On larger screens you can also use the main search box on every page to search your collection. Just choose "Collection" in the search type drop down near the search box.

You can click on the item name or the orange "see it" button to view that item(s) in your collection.

Try it out from your collection page, or see "mario" results in your collection.

Let us know if you have any questions. Thank you to all the users who suggested this feature.

See Trading Card Population Reports

We are now displaying graded population reports for trading cards including Pokemon, YuGiOh, Magic, and Garbage Pail Kids cards. You can now see the population/rarity of the card in a particular condition AND compare that along size the price data.

On cards that support the POP reports, there is a "POP Report" tab right below the prices box. Click that to view the report and visualize the graded cards.

Try it out on a few popular Charizard cards like Charizard #4 or Charizard VMAX #20.

We have thousands of cards with population reports already and we are adding more. We only display population data for popular and valuable cards - the cards that are worth getting graded. The population reports are very boring for common cards worth $0.25.

The graded population data comes from PSA (a big thank you to them for providing the data). We are in talks with other grading companies to get their data too so you can compare POP across vendors.

US Coin Prices on PriceCharting

We've added US Coins to PriceCharting. You can value all your Wheat Pennies, Mercury Dimes, Washington Quarters, Morgan Silver Dollars -- and every other coin denomination.

Browse through all coin sets by the denomination and see example photos to you can quickly identify the coins you have.

You can keep track of your coin collection with our collection tracker too. In fact, coins are supported in all the PriceCharting tools.

We have coin sales data going back 10+ years and 10,000+ of sales being added every day.

You can view the recent sales for every coin in ungraded and various graded conditions. We use graded coins from NGC and PCGS for our graded valuations. Example: 1880 CC Morgan Silver Dollar

We display historic prices going back to November 2022 so you can see how the price of your coins change over time.

Check your pockets, your piggy bank, and your loose change drawer to see if you have any valuable coins right now.

Organize Collections Into Folders

You can now organize your collections into folders.

Maybe you want to keep track of pokemon cards you've sent to PSA for grading - make a folder for that.
Or games you still want to play from your collection - make a folder for that.
Or comics you lent to your buddy Jim and don't want to forget he has them - make a folder for that.

How to Get Started With Folders

In your collection click "Create Folder" link on one of your items.



Type the name of your first folder.



Move other items into these folders or create another folder.



You can filter your collection to view only items in a particular folder. Or filter to find items that are not in a folder yet.



If you filter by folder, you can view summary details of your folder like the total value of items in that folder and the number of items in the folder too.



You can even get fancy with the filters and combine them. Only show video games for Nintendo 64 in your "To Play" folder.


Two folders are included for free for every user on the site. If you want more than that, you can have unlimited folders with any paid account level.

Thank you to all the users who suggested a tool like this. Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback about this new feature.

UPDATE: You can edit folder names

The ability to edit folder names is live on the site too.

You can access this link from My Account > Settings page too.

Download Prices for Individual Sets/Consoles

Retail level subscribers can download card/game/issue lists with full price data.

Every set page on the site will have a "Download Price List" link available. Example pages: NES games or Silver Tempest Pokemon cards
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Click that link and you will get a CSV file with all the items in that set and the full price info.

CSV files can be opened in a spreadsheet or text editor. This helps users quickly download price data for particular items and analyze the data or use it in a point of sale system or other service.

If you aren't a Retail subscriber yet you can sign up here.

PriceIt Game: Test Your Knowledge of Prices

How well do you know prices for your favorite collectible? Play our PriceIt Game and find out.

You have 60 seconds to choose the right price for as many items as possible.
You get 100 points for correct answers
You lose 100 points for wrong answers.

See how well you do after the game and view which answers you got right and which you got wrong.

We keep track of your high scores too.

If you get a good score, share it with your friends and see if anyone can beat you.

The game works for every collectible we support.

PriceIt: Video Games
PriceIt: Pokemon Cards
PriceIt: Comics
PriceIt: YuGiOh Cards
PriceIt: Magic Cards