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LEGO 2005 / Seasonal Sets

In 2005, LEGO released 2 Seasonal sets in the subtheme Easter, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $8, today those sets are valued around $16, a growth of 96%.
Most valuable 2005 LEGO Seasonal set
10169 Chicken & Chicks $7.95
Largest 2005 LEGO Seasonal set
10168 Mrs. Bunny 61 pieces
2 sets

10168 Mrs. Bunny

Theme / Subtheme Seasonal / Easter
Year 2005
Pieces 61
Availability Retired
10168 LEGO Easter Mrs. Bunny
Retail $3.99
Value $7.69
Growth  +92.7%
Annual growth 4.1%

10169 Chicken & Chicks

Theme / Subtheme Seasonal / Easter
Year 2005
Pieces 57
Availability Retired
10169 LEGO Easter Chicken & Chicks
Retail $3.99
Value $7.95
Growth  +99.2%
Annual growth 5.8%

Year Pricing

Retail
$7.98   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$15.64
Growth
+95.99%
Annual growth
+4.36%
Used
Value
$11.88

Subtheme Pricing

2005 / Seasonal
Annual growth
Easter
+4.36%

Subthemes

2005 / Seasonal
Sets
Easter
2

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 2005 Seasonal sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Chicken & Chicks
#2Mrs. Bunny

About LEGO Seasonal

LEGO Seasonal Sets are special edition sets released to celebrate various holidays and seasons throughout the year. These sets typically include themes for Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Valentine's Day, and Thanksgiving. They often feature festive decorations, themed minifigures, and small builds that reflect the spirit of the holiday or season. Examples include Christmas sets like Santa's Workshop, Halloween sets with spooky scenes, and Easter sets featuring bunnies and eggs. Seasonal sets are released annually and are popular among collectors and fans who enjoy adding a festive touch to their LEGO collections.
2005 LEGO Sets
2005 marked the formal introduction of LEGO City, succeeding Town as LEGO’s modern urban theme. Star Wars minifigures transitioned from classic yellow to light nougat skin tones, aligning with other licensed lines. New themes included Dino Attack (Dino 2010 in Europe) and Vikings, while LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game debuted, establishing the long-running TT Games franchise. The year also celebrated 50 years of the LEGO System and growing digital expansion.