Rankings
Most expensive LEGO sets
The 50 most expensive LEGO sets you can buy new today, ranked by LEGO’s regular price, with the best current price across LEGO.com, Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and Barnes & Noble. At the top: Death Star, $999.99 for 9,023 pieces.
Looking for the most valuable retired sets (collector prices)? Those sell far above their original price on the resale market; this page covers sets still sold in stores.
Prices checked daily at LEGO.com, Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and Barnes & Noble (US). Last update: .
Top 50 by regular price
The price shown is the lowest we found today; the crossed-out one is LEGO's regular price.
FAQ
What is the most expensive LEGO set?
Of the sets you can buy new today, the most expensive is Death Star (75419), at a regular price of $999.99 for 9,023 pieces. Retired sets can sell for far more on the resale market: that's a different list (collector values), which we don't cover yet.
Is there a $1,000 LEGO set?
Yes: 1 set on LEGO.com cost $999.99 or more today (Death Star).
Why are some LEGO sets so expensive?
Piece count is the main driver, followed by licenses (Star Wars, Harry Potter, Disney...), special elements such as printed or large pieces, and exclusivity. Price per piece is the fairest way to compare them.
Do expensive LEGO sets go up in value?
Large, exclusive sets from popular themes have historically sold above their original price after retiring, but not all do. Check whether a set is retiring soon before counting on it.