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LEGO 1999 / Seasonal / Christmas Sets

In 1999, LEGO released 3 Seasonal Christmas sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $4, today those sets are valued around $38, a growth of 847%.
Most valuable 1999 LEGO Seasonal Christmas set
1127 Santa $16.44
Highest growth 1999 Seasonal Christmas set
1129 Santa on Reindeer +514.07%
3 sets

1127 Santa

Theme / Subtheme Seasonal / Christmas
Year 1999
Pieces 39
Availability Retired
1127 LEGO Christmas Santa
promotional
Value $16.44
Annual growth 6.8%

1128 Santa on Skis

Theme / Subtheme Seasonal / Christmas
Year 1999
Pieces 21
Availability Retired
1128 LEGO Christmas Santa on Skis
Retail $1.99
Value $9.04
Growth  +354.3%
Annual growth 8.3%

1129 Santa on Reindeer

Theme / Subtheme Seasonal / Christmas
Year 1999
Pieces 34
Availability Retired
1129 LEGO Christmas Santa on Reindeer
Retail $1.99
Value $12.22
Growth  +514.1%
Annual growth 7.0%

Year Pricing

Retail
$3.98   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$37.70
Growth
+847.24%
Annual growth
+6.89%
Used
Value
$17.12

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1999 Seasonal Christmas sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Santa
#2Santa on Skis
#3Santa on Reindeer

About LEGO Seasonal Christmas

LEGO Seasonal Christmas sets are special edition sets released annually to celebrate the Christmas holiday. These sets typically feature festive builds such as decorated Christmas trees, Santa Claus figures, reindeer, and holiday-themed scenes. These sets are designed to capture the holiday spirit and are popular for decorating homes during the Christmas season, as well as being cherished additions to LEGO collections.
1999 LEGO Sets
1999 was a landmark year with the launch of LEGO Star Wars, the company’s first licensed theme, debuting alongside The Phantom Menace. This partnership with Lucasfilm transformed LEGO’s strategy and ushered in the era of licensed themes. New original lines included Rock Raiders, Slizers (Throwbots), and Adventurers: Jungle, while LEGO Education was formally established from LEGO Dacta. Several older themes—Cyberslam, TechPlay, UFO, Insectoids, Znap, and Model Team—were retired, marking a clear generational shift toward modern play concepts and digital engagement.