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LEGO 2005 / Trains / 9V Sets

In 2005, LEGO released 2 Trains 9V 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 $1,084, a growth of 1256%.
Most valuable 2005 LEGO Trains 9V set
10133 Burlington Northern Santa Fe BNSF Locomotive $695.42
2 sets

10133 Burlington Northern Santa Fe BNSF Locomotive

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 9V
Year 2005
Pieces / Minifigs 407 / 2
Availability Retired
10133 LEGO Trains Burlington Northern Santa Fe BNSF Locomotive
Retail $39.99
Value $695.42
Growth  +1639.0%
Annual growth 7.1%

10170 TTX Intermodal Double-Stack Car

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 9V
Year 2005
Pieces 366
Availability Retired
10170 LEGO Trains TTX Intermodal Double-Stack Car
Retail $39.99
Value $388.87
Growth  +872.4%
Annual growth 7.3%

Year Pricing

Retail
$79.98   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$1,084.29
Growth
+1255.70%
Annual growth
+7.17%
Used
Value
$599.76

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 2005 Trains 9V sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Burlington Northern Santa Fe BNSF Locomotive
#2TTX Intermodal Double-Stack Car

About LEGO Trains 9V

The 9 V system ran from 1991 to 2006 and is still a favourite with LEGO train fans. The rails have metal tops that carry the current from a speed regulator to a motor under the locomotive, so trains could run without batteries for as long as they stayed on the track. It started with 4558 Metroliner in 1991.
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.