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21019 LEGO Architecture The Eiffel Tower
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LEGO 21019 The Eiffel Tower is a Architecture set valued at $135 for new and sealed sets, up 286% from an original retail price of $34.99. The set retired in December 2018 with annual appreciation averaging 13.77% since. Used copies are valued between $25 and $36 depending on condition. Secondary market prices for new and sealed sets typically fall between $120 and $150.

Set Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set The Eiffel Tower since December 2018. Very high accuracy
LEGO 21019 The Eiffel Tower is an Architecture Landmark Series set released in 2014, containing 321 pieces. The model depicts Paris’s Eiffel Tower in micro scale, emphasizing its tiered silhouette and lattice-like structure on a tiled base with a printed nameplate. It includes an information booklet about the monument’s history and design, referencing its completion for the 1889 World’s Fair commemorating the centennial of the French Revolution.

A new and sealed The Eiffel Tower is currently valued at around $135, with annual growth of 9.2% that is expected to level off to around 8.8% in the coming year. The average used price is $30 for those in good overall condition. Based on current trends, this set could be valued near $142 within the next year. New and sealed listings currently range from $129 to $180. The set was available for 59 months, from January 2014 to December 2018.
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For Sale (New/Sealed)

 (CA) New LEGO Architecture - The Eiffel Tower (21019) - Sealed Box $99.84
-26.1%
(US) Box 7.5/10, some fading $99.99
-26.0%
(UK) BrickLink store A1 brick service $100.00
-25.9%
(CA) New LEGO Architecture - The Eiffel Tower (21019) - Sealed European Box $100.89
-25.3%
(UK) BrickLink store The Brick Boys $101.52
-24.8%
(DK) BrickLink store MY OWN STORE $105.22
-22.1%
(UK) BNISB $108.28
-19.8%
(US) Box has some damage $110.00
-18.5%
(CA) BrickLink store Classic Plastic YYC $121.11
-10.3%
The White House $121.80
-9.8%
(KR) 21019 Architecture The Eiffel Tower 321pcs SEALED $121.99
-9.7%
(US) ARCHITECTURE: The Eiffel Tower (21019) $125.00
-7.4%
(US) BrickLink store Lancaster Brick Company $125.00
-7.4%
(US) BrickLink store Shire Bricks $125.00
-7.4%
(US) Architecture Eiffel Tower 21019 Brand New Sealed Retired See Description $129.00
-4.5%
(US) $249 New LEGO Architecture The Eiffel Tower (21019) | Retired Landmark Series $129.99
-3.7%
(US) ARCHITECTURE: The Eiffel Tower (21019) Paris, France - SEALED $129.99
-3.7%
(US) BrickLink store 4 Button's bricks $129.99
-3.7%
(US) NEW SEALED LEGO Architecture The Eiffel Tower 21019 Complete $135.00
0.0%
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For Sale (Used)

 (US) LEGO Architecture: The Eiffel Tower (21019) All Build Parts $19.00
(US) (US) premium listing for The Eiffel Tower $47.00

Sales Distribution (Last 90 Days)

This chart shows the distribution of sales for the past three months of new/sealed 21019 The Eiffel Tower.

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/sealed 21019 The Eiffel Tower.

Eiffel Tower Sets

10307 Eiffel Tower

Theme / Subtheme Icons / Landmarks
Year 2022
Pieces 10,001
Availability Limited retail (Retiring soon)
10307 LEGO Landmarks Eiffel Tower
Retail $629.99
Available at retail
Retiring soon

10181 Eiffel Tower

Theme / Subtheme Advanced Models / Buildings
Year 2007
Pieces 3,428
Availability Retired
10181 LEGO Eiffel Tower
Retail $199.99
Value $1,222.67
Growth  +511.4%
Annual growth 8.0%

Sets in Architecture / Landmark Series

21020 Trevi Fountain

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2014
Pieces 731
Availability Retired
21020 LEGO Architecture Trevi Fountain
Retail $49.99
Value $157.19
Growth  +214.4%
Annual growth 13.5%

21024 Louvre

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2015
Pieces 695
Availability Retired
21024 LEGO Architecture Louvre
Retail $59.99
Value $179.95
Growth  +200.0%
Annual growth 13.4%

21021 Marina Bay Sands

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2013
Pieces 602
Availability Retired
21021 LEGO Architecture Marina Bay Sands
Retail $74.99
Value $979.77
Growth  +1206.5%
Annual growth 10.4%

21018 United Nations Headquarters

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2013
Pieces 597
Availability Retired
21018 LEGO Architecture United Nations Headquarters
Retail $49.99
Value $158.75
Growth  +217.6%
Annual growth 8.8%

21023 Flatiron Building, New York

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2015
Pieces 471
Availability Retired
21023 LEGO Architecture Flatiron Building, New York
Retail $39.99
Value $104.63
Growth  +161.6%
Annual growth 7.2%

21015 The Leaning Tower of Pisa

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2013
Pieces 345
Availability Retired
21015 LEGO Architecture The Leaning Tower of Pisa
Retail $34.99
Value $171.19
Growth  +389.3%
Annual growth 8.6%

21022 Lincoln Memorial

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2015
Pieces 274
Availability Retired
21022 LEGO Architecture Lincoln Memorial
Retail $29.99
Value $144.59
Growth  +382.1%
Annual growth 9.0%

My Collection

The Eiffel Tower Reviews

42 reviews
4.8
Collectors
Investors
New Elementary
“Naturally, the finished model is not highly accurate... because it's about a thousandth smaller in scale and made of LEGO bricks. Replicating real things in microscale presents many challenges and tough choices have to made. It's all a very tough balancing act, and for those... More designing an official set, probably the toughest challenge is that it also needs to follow TLG's (secret) rules around legal connections, stability and ease of construction. Not to mention hitting a price point. So hats off to the Designer, because the finished product is instantly recognisable.”
Full review at www.newelementary.com
Brick Architect
“The Eiffel Tower has such a classic silhouette, and is the kind of landmark that lends itself so well to recreation in LEGO form. If there’s one less-than-perfect aspect to this model, it’s that the smooth tiles that make up most of the outward facing structure don’t capture... More the latticework that is such an iconic element of the original. LEGO’s earlier Eiffel Tower set (#10181), which was released in 2007, does a better job of this, but that set was 42.5 inches (108 cm) tall and had 3428 pieces. At fewer than one-tenth the number of pieces, #21019 does just fine.”
Full review at brickarchitect.com

About Architecture Landmark Series

The LEGO Architecture Landmark Series started in 2008 and consists primarily of models that represent the world's most famous structures. Initially the sets were focused on major cities in the United States such as models of the Sears Tower, John Hancock Center, the Empire State Building, and the Seattle Space Needle followed by international landmarks including Burj Khalifa, Brandenburg Gate, the Sydney Opera House and dozens more. Within the subtheme the scale of the sets differ widely.

Landmark Series was introduced in 2008 and currently consists of 37 sets. As of today, 21021 Marina Bay Sands is the most valuable Landmark Series set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $980.
Summary
Architecture Landmark Series The Eiffel Tower set 21019 was released on January 2, 2014, retailing for $35, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $135, while used sets sell around $30.
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Presenting the LEGO® Architecture interpretation of one of the most iconic landmarks ever constructed – The Eiffel Tower! Designed and built by French entrepreneur, Gustave Eiffel, the original 324-meter-tall masterpiece of wrought iron engineering formed the grand entrance to the 1889 World’s Fair, held in Paris to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution. During construction, the 18,038 wrought iron elements making up the tower’s lattice structure were bolted together at Eiffel’s factory on the outskirts of Paris, before being transported to the site, hoisted into place by steam-powered cranes operating from the elevator shafts, and assembled using no less than 2.5 million individual rivets. The resulting structure was extremely rigid and over the years has withstood storms, floods and everything else mother nature has thrown at it. Today, The Eiffel Tower is one of the world’s most popular landmarks, attracting millions of curious visitors from around the...
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