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LEGO 2012 / Exclusive / Desk Accessory Sets

In 2012, LEGO released 2 Exclusive Desk Accessory sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $30, today those sets are valued around $140, a growth of 367%.
Most valuable 2012 LEGO Exclusive Desk Accessory set
850425 Desk Business Card Holder $79.99
Largest 2012 LEGO Exclusive Desk Accessory set
850426 Pencil Holder 157 pieces
2 sets

850425 Desk Business Card Holder

Theme / Subtheme Exclusive / Desk Accessory
Year 2012
Pieces / Minifigs 150 / 2
Availability Retired
850425 LEGO Desk Business Card Holder
Retail $14.99
Value $79.99
Growth  +433.6%
Annual growth 7.6%

850426 Pencil Holder

Theme / Subtheme Exclusive / Desk Accessory
Year 2012
Pieces / Minifigs 157 / 1
Availability Retired
850426 LEGO Pencil Holder
Retail $14.99
Value $59.99
Growth  +300.2%
Annual growth 12.3%

Year Pricing

Retail
$29.98   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$139.98
Growth
+366.91%
Annual growth
+8.27%
Used
Value
$64.77

2012 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2012 Exclusive set is 28 months where 850425 Desk Business Card Holder had the longest lifespan of 30 months.
Desk Business Card Holder
Pencil Holder
Average (28 months)
Lifespan in months
0
15
30

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 2012 Exclusive Desk Accessory sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Desk Business Card Holder
#2Pencil Holder

About LEGO Exclusive Desk Accessory

Desk Accessory holds the LEGO sets made for the desk rather than the play table, small builds that do an everyday job. The first came in 2011 and 2012 with a brick calendar, a business card holder and a pencil holder, all built from ordinary LEGO bricks.
2012 LEGO Sets
2012 was a landmark year highlighted by LEGO’s 80th anniversary and major licensed expansions. LEGO The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit joined the lineup alongside Marvel and DC Super Heroes, establishing enduring partnerships with both comic universes. LEGO Friends debuted, introducing mini-doll figures and Heartlake City, becoming one of LEGO’s most successful modern themes. Other launches included Monster Fighters, Disney Princess, and Dino. Alien Conquest, Atlantis, Pharaoh’s Quest, Kingdoms, and Harry Potter retired, though Harry Potter would later return in 2018.