Most Valuable Retail LEGO Sets

This version was only released in European, the UK, Australia and Canada. It was also known as "Yellow Castle".

It is based on the film Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back.

It was included in the LEGO catalogs from 1980 until 1982. The train is equipped with lights at the front of the engine and at the end of the tender. It is the only set to have red train wheels.

This version of the set was only released in the US and is the same as set 375.

This version of Command Center was sold throughout the world were as an identical set, 493 Space Command Center was only sold in the US.

1308 Fire Station was a 111 piece Town Pan System i Leg set released in 1957. It includes a Red HO Scale, Bedford Fire Engine. It was released again in 1958, as set 308 Fire Station and again in 1960.

It includes a castle of the Black Knights, four horses and twelve minifigures.

When the new trains system was introduced in 1980, this was the smaller of the two 12v train starter sets and was the first of only three sets that came with the red 12v motor. This set comes either with the first (767) or second (4166) version of th

It includes a helicopter like spacecraft, a robot and an M-Tron astronaut minifigure.

It was also called "International Shuttle" and included a red double car monorail that was powered by a 9V engine.

This was the European version of the set released in the UK, Europe, Canada and Australia. The US version was set 6083-1.

This set was sold in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Australia from 1962 until 1967 and was also known as "European Town Plan".

3443 LEGO Mosaic was a 2,427 piece Basic set released in 2000 and was a set to build mosaics pictures. More than 90% the pieces were 1x1 bricks in black gray and white. The set was mostly sold in the LEGOLAND Gift-shops and Lego Brand Stores.

The Statue of Liberty stands 33 inches tall. It was almost entirely made of Sand Green pieces the first LEGO set to have Sand Green bricks. The box was produced with two versions: a colored version for sets sold in retail stores, and a black & white

LEGO set 6080 King's Castle was a 674 piece Castle set with 12 minifigs (four archers, two axemen, two spearmen, and four mounted knights) released in 1984. It was the first of the castle sets to replace the standard yellow bricks with gray ones.

It includes a monorail track with two way stations and a monorail train, a cargo spacecraft, two containers and five (blue and yellow) Futuron astronaut minifigures.

It contains a garage and two 260 VW Beetles. While the colors of these were different they were typically blue and green. Included was a 1x8 white printed sign that had different printing based on the region and printed on it either GARAGE VW, SERVIZIO VW, VW GARAGE, VW SERVICE or just VW LEGO.

It contains a large surface base built onto two crater baseplates, a small spacecraft, a rocket, hover vehicle and three black, blue, and yellow Classic Space astronauts minifigures.

This was a very limited edition promotional set made available to raffle winners at the LA Star Wars Celebration IV. The promotion was limited to only 500 sets. During the celebration 100 raffle winners per day were allowed to purchase the set from the LEGO Kiosk.