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1714 LEGO Spyrius Surveillance Scooter
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Set Value (New/Sealed)

This represents the current new/sealed value of the set Surveillance Scooter since January 1995. Medium accuracy
LEGO 1714 Surveillance Scooter was a 23 piece Space set with 1 minifig released in 1995. It is a small spaceship piloted by a single Spyrian astronaut. The current value for a new and sealed Surveillance Scooter is estimated around $29 today with current average yearly gain of about 12% but will level off in the next year closer to a 9% annual growth making it a solid investment. On the open market, a used set will fetch in the range of between $14 and $20 depending on the condition.
Surveillance Scooter is an extremely old and very rare LEGO set. We have not seen set 1714-1 currently for sale online or in the hundreds of retail stores in good/new condition in over 872 days. Because of the rarity of this hard to find set the current estimated value of $29.13 might actually be much lower than the true value, assuming this set can be found for sale.

Minifigs

Surveillance Scooter contains 1 minifig. The minifig is also included in 8 other sets.
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Spyrian
Spyrius Spyrian - sp039
9 sets
Value $4.09

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Surveillance Scooter Reviews

10 reviews
4.8
Collectors
Investors
Is this LEGO set a good investment?
“As an investment, Surveillance Scooter has performed well in the Spyrius theme with an overall growth since retirement of around 2842%. The set has also slightly outperformed it's peers year over year with an annual growth of around 12.34%.”
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“I'm not sure this deserves the name scooter. Still, it's a decent, albeit small set and I picked up as I was curious about the new Spyrius minifigs and pieces of the time. It's alright, a solid little design and compact.”
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About Space Spyrius

Spyrius was a LEGO Space subtheme released in 1994 that consisted of 9 sets until it was discontinued in 1996 (with some additional released sets a couple years later). The story line featured a group of spies that frequently stole technology from other factions with their robots. The Spyrius' base was found on one of the outer planets of the galaxies, also called Spyrius. After stealing items from other space factions, they would bring their catches back to their planet, and guard it with their giant robots.

Spyrius consists of 9 sets that ran from 1994 to 1998. As of today, 1843 Space and Castle Value Pack is the most valuable Spyrius set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $1,082.
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