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LEGO 1993 / Town / Police Sets

In 1993, LEGO released 3 Town Police sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $101, today those sets are valued around $646, a growth of 538%.
Most valuable 1993 LEGO Town Police set
6398 Central Precinct HQ $445.49
Highest growth 1993 Town Police set
6664 Chopper Cops +911.31%
3 sets

6344 Jet Speed Justice

Theme / Subtheme Town / Police
Year 1993
Pieces / Minifigs 157 / 2
Availability Retired
6344 LEGO Police Jet Speed Justice
Retail $20.99
Value $126.90
Growth  +504.6%
Annual growth 4.4%

6398 Central Precinct HQ

Theme / Subtheme Town / Police
Year 1993
Pieces / Minifigs 615 / 5
Availability Retired
6398 LEGO Police Central Precinct HQ
Retail $73.00
Value $445.49
Growth  +510.3%
Annual growth 5.4%

6664 Chopper Cops

Theme / Subtheme Town / Police
Year 1993
Pieces / Minifigs 67 / 2
Availability Retired
6664 LEGO Police Chopper Cops
Retail $7.25
Value $73.32
Growth  +911.3%
Annual growth 6.7%

Year Pricing

Retail
$101.24   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$645.71
Growth
+537.80%
Annual growth
+4.90%
Used
Value
$110.57

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1993 Town Police sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Central Precinct HQ
#2Chopper Cops
#3Jet Speed Justice

About LEGO Town Police

The LEGO Town Police theme, spanning from 1981 to 2002, focused on law enforcement and maintaining order in a LEGO city. Significant sets include 6598 Metro PD Station, a detailed and expansive police headquarters, and 6384 Police Station, a classic representation of a city police base. The 6398 Central Precinct HQ offered a comprehensive police command center, while 6386 Police Command Base featured advanced policing capabilities and mobile command units.
1993 LEGO Sets
In 1993, LEGO launched the Belville series, marking a departure from traditional LEGO themes. The Belville line, designed specifically with a female audience in mind, featured detailed figures, vibrant colors, and realistic settings like houses, gardens, and various fairytale scenarios. This series was one of LEGO’s early attempts to cater to a broader range of interests, offering play experiences centered around storytelling, social interaction, and lifestyle-focused scenarios.