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LEGO 938 Hinges and Turntables is a vintage Basic set from 1973 valued at $6 for new and sealed sets, up 503% from an original retail price of $0.99. Annual appreciation has averaged 5.50% since release. On the used market, values range from $4 to $5 based on condition.

Set Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set Hinges and Turntables since June 2016. Very high accuracy
LEGO 938-1 Hinges and Turntables is a Basic Supplementaries set released in 1973, containing 17 pieces. It includes various hinge and turntable elements intended to add rotational and articulated connections to models. As a parts pack in the Supplementaries range, it was designed to complement core Basic sets of the period. The assortment features multiple hinge types and a small turntable assembly typical of early LEGO System elements.

A new and sealed Hinges and Turntables is currently valued at around $6, with annual growth of approximately 4%. The average used price is $4 for those in good overall condition. Based on current trends, this set could be valued near $6 within the next year.
Hinges and Turntables is a relatively rare vintage set. We have not seen set 938-1 for sale in primary or secondary markets for over 6 months. Its market value is likely somewhat higher than our estimate. The last brand new Hinges and Turntables was sold on eBay.
There are currently no new/sealed listings available for Hinges and Turntables at this time.
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934 Roof Bricks, 45°

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 55
Availability Retired
934 LEGO Roof Bricks, 45°
Retail $0.99
Value $17.58
Growth  +1675.8%
Annual growth 3.7%

930 Red Bricks

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 45
Availability Retired
930 LEGO Red Bricks
Retail $0.99
Value $18.67
Growth  +1785.9%
Annual growth 5.7%

931 White Bricks

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 45
Availability Retired
931 LEGO White Bricks
Retail $0.99
Value $6.72
Growth  +578.8%
Annual growth 2.2%

932 Blue and Yellow Bricks

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 45
Availability Retired
932 LEGO Blue and Yellow Bricks
Retail $0.99
Value $20.15
Growth  +1935.4%
Annual growth 2.9%

935 Roof Bricks, 33°

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 43
Availability Retired
935 LEGO Roof Bricks, 33°
Retail $0.99
Value $25.00
Growth  +2425.3%
Annual growth 4.2%

933 Doors and Windows

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 38
Availability Retired
933 LEGO Doors and Windows
Retail $0.99
Value $51.19
Growth  +5070.7%
Annual growth 6.9%

937 Doors and Fences

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 34
Availability Retired
937 LEGO Doors and Fences
Retail $0.99
Value $29.74
Growth  +2904.0%
Annual growth 5.1%

940 Flags, Signs and Trees

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 33
Availability Retired
940 LEGO Flags, Signs and Trees
Retail $0.99
Value $91.06
Growth  +9098.0%
Annual growth 8.9%

936 Wheels and Tyres

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 20
Availability Retired
936 LEGO Wheels and Tyres
Retail $0.99
Value $46.69
Growth  +4616.2%
Annual growth 7.8%

939 Flags, Trees and Road Signs

Theme / Subtheme Basic / Supplementaries
Year 1973
Pieces 19
Availability Retired
939 LEGO Flags, Trees and Road Signs
Retail $0.99
Value $40.39
Growth  +3979.8%
Annual growth 7.2%

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About Basic Supplementaries

LEGO Supplementaries were sets released during the early days of the LEGO system. These sets were designed to supplement and expand upon the building possibilities of existing LEGO sets. Instead of being complete stand-alone models or kits, Supplementaries provided additional bricks, special parts, wheels, windows, doors, gears, or even motors. These sets were especially useful during an era when LEGO's product line was simpler and less specialized than it is today.

Supplementaries consists of 75 sets that ran from 1973 to 1996. As of today, 637 Play Table is the most valuable Supplementaries set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $296.
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