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LEGO 1513 Denken mit LEGO is a vintage Dacta set from 1972 valued at $22 for new and sealed sets, up 12% from an original retail price of $19.95. Annual appreciation has averaged 0.21% since release. On the used market, values range from $18 to $21 based on condition.

Set Value (New/Sealed)

This represents the current new/sealed value of the set Denken mit LEGO since January 1972. Medium accuracy
LEGO 1513 Denken mit LEGO (Thinking with LEGO) is a Dacta set released in 1972, containing 900 pieces. It consists primarily of 2x2 bricks without inside supports in five colors black, blue, red, white, and yellow and includes the “Denken mit LEGO” booklet. Part of LEGO’s Dacta education line, the set supplied bulk elements and printed material for structured building and thinking activities. Based on current trends, this set could be valued near $22 within the next year.
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 (US) LEGO Minifig sw1513 - Greedo - SMART Play
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$22.29

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About Dacta

Dacta was an original LEGO theme from 1960 to 2003 that deals with all things that can be used with educational facilities, such as DUPLO and TECHNIC. Dacta was later replaced by the LEGO Education theme. Sets in the Dacta product line were exclusively developed for usage in younger aged schools so the sets typically contain a large amount of pieces for playing and learning in groups. The sets were designed to contain a higher number of bricks and elements at a lower cost.
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