Some Rare Lego Pieces Could Be Worth Big Bucks — Details

A major Lego sale in Pennsylvania has everyone wondering: “Is my collection of old Legos worth anything?” The reality is that most Lego pieces are probably depreciating in value as they sit in a box, stored away in a basement somewhere.

A Goodwill store sold a 14-karat gold piece for $18,101 after originally listing it for $14.95, according to Smithsonian Magazine. The piece was a Kanohi Hau mask which is discontinued alongside the entire Bionicle collection of Legos. While the average person likely doesn’t have this piece, it doesn’t hurt to go check your boxes for potential rarities.

Just like the Kanohi Hau mask, a dash of gold really makes a major difference, but that would go for most items in life. The difference between your average chunk of gold and the iconic Lego brick is, well, the brick. These aren’t the sort of thing that you can just purchase. Instead, they were given to dedicated employees, according to Brick Fact. They’re valued at $15,000.

With only 5,000 of these little Lego man were made. This has drive the value of the piece a hefty price tag — $7,395.33. It’s not easy to find him out and about, especially as the chrome gold finish and the little diamond make it an extra special purchase.

Some complete Lego sets are very difficult to come by, making their individual pieces so rare. After all, it’s not difficult to lose the individual pieces over time. In the case of this specific windscreen, it is highly useful outside of its Lego Star Wars sets as it has the three pin holes that can link onto a standard Lego piece. Its value is a little lower at $190.07.

While capes aren’t completely abnormal for Lego figurines, the physical cloth aspect of these special ones was different as many of the others were made of plastic. These cloth pieces were only available in a niche Star Wars set. The capes are reported to be worth $177.82.

Lego has found a way to make practically everything, including dolphins. A blip in the manufacturing is what actually makes this blue piece rare as it isn’t able to connect to the studs correctly. One of these underwater critters will run you $116.76.

As previously mentioned, some entire sets are very rare. In this case, the Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon was the sort of thing that major Star Wars fans scooped up immediately. It can be worth over $2,163.

Another rare animal piece is a simple goat which is worth about $94. What’s particularly notable about the goat is actually just its color as Lego would go on to make more goats of other variations.