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245-2 LEGO Two Santas
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Set Value (New/Sealed)

This data represents the current estimated value of the set Two Santas since March 2015. Medium/lowaccuracy
LEGO 245-2 Two Santas was a 37 piece Basic set released in 1977. The set builds a Christmas tree and two Santa Claus figures.
Two Santas (set 245-2) is an extremely old and rare LEGO set. It has not been seen for sale online or in retail stores in good/new condition in over 2 years. Due to its rarity, the current estimated value of $192.03 may be much lower than its true value, assuming it can be found for sale. As this set was released in 1977, finding it sealed and in good condition is particularly challenging, likely driving its true value even higher.
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Year 1977
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Availability Retired
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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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