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LEGO Sports / Value Packs Sets

Value Packs is a subtheme of Sports that consists of 3 sets that ran from 2001 to 2003. Most sets were released in 2003 which accounted for 2 sets. As of today, the average annual growth of sets in Sports Value Packs is approximately 4.1% per year.
Most owned Sports Value Packs set
65182 Slammer Stadium
LEGO Sports Value Packs, also called Bonus Packs, are bundles that contain several LEGO sets in one offer. Typically, these contained sets are not available in retail with the main selling points of Value Packs is the inclusion of an exclusive model and a lower price when compared to individual purchases of the same sets.
3 sets

65182 Slammer Stadium

Theme / Subtheme Sports / Value Packs
Year 2003
Pieces 270
Availability Retired
65182 LEGO Slammer Stadium
Retail $39.99
Value $162.59
Growth  +306.6%
Annual growth 3.4%

65221 Street Basketball with Spalding Mini-basketball

Theme / Subtheme Sports / Value Packs
Year 2003
Pieces 186
Availability Retired
65221 LEGO Street Basketball with Spalding Mini-basketball
Retail $29.99
Value $375.01
Growth  +1150.5%
Annual growth 7.5%

78800 Soccer Co-Pack

Theme / Subtheme Sports / Value Packs
Year 2001
Pieces 129
Availability Retired
78800 LEGO Soccer Co-Pack
Retail $19.99
Value $107.99
Growth  +440.2%
Annual growth 4.8%

Subtheme Pricing

Retail
$89.97   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$645.59
Growth
+617.56%
Annual growth
+4.06%
Used
Value
$279.41

Yearly Pricing

Sets
Retail
Value
2003
2
$69.98
$537.60
2001
1
$19.99
$107.99

Community Stats

The following are the top 4 most owned sets by collectors in Sports Value Packs.
#1Slammer Stadium
#2Soccer Co-Pack
#3Street Basketball with Spalding Mini-basketball

About LEGO Sports

The LEGO Sports theme was based on a number of sporting activities that ran from 2000 until 2007. It featured basketball, football (soccer), hockey and Gravity Games extreme sports such as skateboarding or snowboarding. Most Sports theme sets included standard LEGO System elements and minifigures but also featured various new unique pieces to enable various playability functions that were characteristic to this theme and set it apart from other sports-related LEGO sets. The LEGO Group secured a number of licensing contracts which allowed LEGO to sell many of its sets with the official logos of major sports organizations, such as NBA, NHL, NHL Players' Association and Gravity Games as well as sporting good manufacturers like Adidas.