Is Star Wars LEGO being discontinued?
However, we can say that most of the lego star wars sets released in 2022 or before will definitely have retired at the end of 2026 to make way for even more fan-favourite scenes and starships. In 2022, the lego group announced the lego star wars theme will continue until december 2032.The Star Wars movie planned to release in late 2026 has been removed from Disney’s release slate. However, the slot has been fulfilled with another franchise sequel that was recently announced. Per TheWrap, it’s been reported that the untitled Star Wars film dated for Dec.
What Star Wars LEGO is worth money?
An unopened Star Wars™ Cloud City™ (10123) set is valued at a whopping £6,214. One reason it’s so expensive is the inclusion of the coveted Boba Fett™ Minifigure. This is one of the rarest Minifigures, because it was too expensive for The LEGO Group to produce. Star Wars collector sets do very well right now thanks to the release of the new movies. A super hero set is almost always a good investment, as are limited edition sets and ones including a special and unique, rare minifigure. Really large sets are a solid investment too.
What is the rarest piece of LEGO?
Gold 2×4 Brick. Perhaps the most iconic rare LEGO® piece of all, this solid 14-karat gold brick was gifted to selected LEGO employees as a service award for 25 years of dedication during the 1970s and 1980s. It’s believed that fewer than 10 are known to exist in collectors’ hands. Only a handful of 14k solid gold Lego® brick pieces have ever been produced, making them the rarest and also the most expensive Lego piece ever made. A certain piece was sold for $15,000 at an online auction held in 2020.Sell LEGO® by weight for up to £10/kg! Here’s how it works: Sell us your mixed genuine LEGO® bricks, parts and pieces for the current rate of £3 per kilogram. Sell us your complete, pre-built genuine LEGO® sets (which must include all minifigures, instructions and/or box) for our special rate of £10 per kilogram!Any incomplete sets or bulk LEGO® is bought at $1-5 per pound(Average price is $3/lbs.Gold’s rarity is its incredibly limited production run. Lego produced only 5,000 Mr. Gold minifigures worldwide. This number is minuscule compared to the millions of regular minifigures produced each year.