LEGO 6277 Imperial Trading Post is a vintage Pirates set from 1992 valued at $2,145 for new and sealed sets, up 2424% from an original retail price of $84.99. Annual appreciation has averaged 6.91% since release. Used copies are valued between $450 and $596 depending on condition. Momentum is steady as the set's recent easing balances out its slower growth compared to similar retired sets.
LEGO 6277 Imperial Trading Post is a Pirates Imperial Guards set released in 1992, containing 608 pieces and 9 minifigures. The build depicts a harbor trading post with a dock, three buildings, a winch crane and a static string crane, plus a merchant ship with two sails, a rowboat, and several cannons. The minifigures include two Imperial Guards, an Imperial Officer, Admiral Woodhouse, two pirates including Gonzo Goldbar, two post workers, and a merchant. It was the largest Pirates set of the 1992 wave, includes two 32x32 baseplates, and was sold as Port Royal in the United Kingdom.
A new, sealed Imperial Trading Post is worth around $2,145 today. It has grown about 6.9% a year since retirement, and our forecast has it 4% higher a year from now. The average used price is $496 for those in good overall condition. The 9 included minifigs account for approximately 14% of the set's total value. New and sealed listings currently range from $2,366 to $3,037.