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LEGO 1963 / Classic / Architecture Sets

In 1963, LEGO released 3 Classic Architecture sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $80, today those sets are valued around $5,113, a growth of 6291%.
Most valuable 1963 LEGO Classic Architecture set
750-2 Hobby and Model Box $2,031.85
Highest growth 1963 Classic Architecture set
752 Hobby and Model Box +15897.39%
Most owned 1963 Classic Architecture set
751-2 Hobby and Model Box
3 sets

750-2 Hobby and Model Box

Theme / Subtheme Classic / Architecture
Year 1963
Availability Retired
750-2 LEGO Architecture Hobby and Model Box
Retail $50.00
Value $2,031.85
Growth  +3963.7%
Annual growth 6.2%

751-2 Hobby and Model Box

Theme / Subtheme Classic / Architecture
Year 1963
Availability Retired
751-2 LEGO Architecture Hobby and Model Box
Retail $18.50
Value $1,241.47
Growth  +6610.6%
Annual growth 7.0%

752 Hobby and Model Box

Theme / Subtheme Classic / Architecture
Year 1963
Availability Retired
752 LEGO Architecture Hobby and Model Box
Retail $11.50
Value $1,839.70
Growth  +15897.4%
Annual growth 8.5%

Year Pricing

Retail
$80.00   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$5,113.02
Growth
+6291.28%
Annual growth
+6.59%
Unfortunately, accurate retail and value pricing for all sets released in 1963 is unavailable. Many of these sets are difficult to find due to their age, limited production, and regional distribution. Additionally, records from this period are scarce, and original pricing information is not well-documented. As a result, determining precise values for these sets remains a challenge.

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1963 Classic Architecture sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Hobby and Model Box
#2Hobby and Model Box
#3Hobby and Model Box

About LEGO Classic Architecture

The LEGO Classic Architecture theme from 1960s, often just referred to as LEGO Architecture from that era, consisted of sets that allowed builders to create realistic models of buildings and structures. Different from the modern-day LEGO Architecture series that recreates famous landmarks, the 1963 theme provided generic bricks and instructions for constructing various architectural styles and building types. It was aimed at encouraging a more sophisticated building approach and understanding of architectural design among LEGO enthusiasts.
1963 LEGO Sets
In 1963, LEGO completed the transition from cellulose acetate to acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastic, a more durable and color-stable material that remains in use today. As part of its continued international expansion, LEGO also established LEGO Austria.