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1776 LEGO Bonus Value Bucket
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Set Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set Bonus Value Bucket since June 1996. Medium accuracy
LEGO 1776 Bonus Value Bucket was a 950 piece Basic set released in 1996. Similar to 1819-1 The current value for a new and sealed Bonus Value Bucket is estimated at $259, with an average annual growth of approximately 9%. On the open market, a used set will sell in the range of $33 and $40, depending on its condition.
Bonus Value Bucket is a relatively rare set, as we have not seen set 1776-1 for sale in primary or secondary markets in over 6 months. The current value of this set might be slightly higher than our current estimate. The last brand new Bonus Value Bucket was sold on eBay.
There are currently no new/sealed listings available for Bonus Value Bucket at this time.
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Availability Retired
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Theme Basic
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Availability Retired
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Year 1996
Pieces 29
Availability Retired
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2100 Souvenir Box

Theme Basic
Year 1996
Availability Retired
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Value $189.20

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Bonus Value Bucket Reviews

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Is this LEGO set a good investment?
“For an older Basic set, Bonus Value Bucket stands out by consistently outperforming many of the theme's sets with a high annual return of over 9.2%, making it a good future investment. For early collectors the set has proven to be a solid investment with a growth just over 1198%.”
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About Basic

The LEGO Basic theme, which began in the 1970s, was designed to be a more general, non-thematic series of sets. Unlike the themed sets that revolve around specific stories, characters, or concepts (e.g., space, city, or pirates), the Basic theme provided a collection of standard LEGO bricks and pieces, often in a variety of colors. The goal was to encourage free building and creativity without the confines of a specific theme or narrative.
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