LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet (40656)

Braille Bricks · 287 pieces

From £79.99 at LEGO.com UK

Not retiring yet (on sale since 2023)

LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet (40656)

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Price at LEGO.com UK

Regular price £79.99

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Price history

Lowest price today: £79.99; at LEGO.com UK
Lowest we’ve recorded: £79.99; LEGO.com UK, 8 Oct 2026
LEGO’s regular price: £79.99
Tracked since: 8 Oct 2026; No price change since

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8 October 2026 · LEGO.com UK£79.99

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LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet in other countries

The lowest price today in each country where LEGO sells it, converted at the European Central Bank’s rate. Delivery across borders isn’t included: most stores only ship inside their own country.

CountryLowest priceIn GBPStore

CanadaBest priceLEGO.com CanadaCA$119.99£63.92LEGO.com Canada
USLEGO.comUS$89.99£67.28LEGO.com
PolskaLEGO.comPLN 379.99£72.85LEGO.com
UK(this page)LEGO.com UK£79.99£79.99LEGO.com UK

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Exchange rates of 22 October 2026.

Resale value

What the LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet actually sold for on BrickLink, the LEGO-owned marketplace, in the last 6 months.

New

£63.55

Median of 1 sale (US sellers)

-21% vs LEGO’s regular price (£79.99)

Used

No sales in the last 6 months.

Sales on BrickLink, updated daily (last update 23 October 2026). Sold in US dollars, shown in British Pound at the ECB rate of 22 October 2026. Few sales mean a less reliable figure.

Set details

Pieces: 287
Minifigures: None
Ages: 6+
Released: 2023
Set number: 40656
Theme: Braille Bricks
Price per piece: 27.9pat today’s lowest price
LEGO.com rating: 3.4
LEGO Insiders points: 640

LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet parts list

287 pieces in 40 different parts and colors.

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Parts list: Rebrickable.

About the LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet

This LEGO® Play with Braille – English Alphabet set (40656) combines the fun of LEGO bricks with braille letters, numbers and signs to offer a playful learning experience for children learning braille. The set comes with baseplates to build on and there are play starters to explore on LEGO.com. The play starters help kids develop their skills as they learn how to orient, attach and stack the bricks. The set also gives an insight into the braille code and braille characters.

LEGO® braille bricks – This Play with Braille English Alphabet set (40656) for kids aged 6+ contains 284 bricks with braille numbers and letters from the English alphabet, plus baseplates to build on
Learn through play – This set is designed to help children with visual impairments practice their tactile skills and offers a fun way to incorporate braille toys into everyday family play
Share the fun – Looking to buy LEGO® braille bricks? This is a set for families to enjoy together and you’ll find play starters on LEGO.com to help kids get going

Description: LEGO.com.

LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet: FAQ

Is the LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet retiring?

Not yet flagged, but the LEGO Play with Braille – English Alphabet is an older set. LEGO.com UK doesn’t list it as “Retiring soon” yet, but it has been on sale since 2023, longer than most sets (two to three years). That makes it one of the likelier sets to be flagged next. We check every day and will update this page the day it is.