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LEGO 1969 / Universal Building Set / Supplemental Sets

In 1969, LEGO released 2 Universal Building Set Supplemental sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $9, today those sets are valued around $349, a growth of 4004%.
Most valuable 1969 Universal Building Set Supplemental set
103 4.5V Motor Set with Rubber Tracks $175.74
Highest growth 1969 Universal Building Set Supplemental set
990-2 Trees and Signs +13745.60%
2 sets

103 4.5V Motor Set with Rubber Tracks

Theme / Subtheme Universal Building Set / Supplemental
Year 1969
Pieces 32
Availability Retired
103 LEGO 4.5V Motor Set with Rubber Tracks
Retail $7.25
Value $175.74
Growth  +2324.0%
Annual growth 5.8%

990-2 Trees and Signs

Theme / Subtheme Universal Building Set / Supplemental
Year 1969
Pieces 13
Availability Retired
990-2 LEGO Trees and Signs
Retail $1.25
Value $173.07
Growth  +13745.6%
Annual growth 5.8%

Year Pricing

Retail
$8.50   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$348.81
Growth
+4003.65%
Annual growth
+5.76%

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 1969 Universal Building Set Supplemental sets by LEGO collectors.
#14.5V Motor Set with Rubber Tracks
#2Trees and Signs

About LEGO Universal Building Set Supplemental

The LEGO Universal Building Set Supplemental theme, active from 1969 to 1976, offered additional elements to enhance and expand basic LEGO sets. Key sets include 990-2 Trees and Signs and its earlier variant 990 Trees and Signs, which provided decorative elements to add realism to LEGO creations. The 797 2 Large Baseplates Grey/White set offered foundational pieces for building larger and more stable structures. The 103 4.5V Motor Set with Rubber Tracks introduced motorized movement, allowing builders to create moving vehicles and machines.
1969 LEGO Sets
1969 saw the launch of the DUPLO system, introducing double-sized bricks for preschoolers and opening a new age group for LEGO play. The company’s workforce surpassed 800 employees as sales and exports climbed. Trains advanced with new red spoked wheels, and LEGO Futura—an R&D division focused on concept development—was established in Billund. By this time, LEGO’s shift from cellulose acetate to ABS plastic was nearly complete, ensuring stronger and more colorfast bricks.