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LEGO 2013 / Duplo / Building Sets Sets

In 2013, LEGO released 2 Duplo Building Sets sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $50, today those sets are valued around $431, a growth of 762%.
Most valuable 2013 LEGO Duplo Building Sets set
10555 Creative Bucket $332.53
Most owned 2013 Duplo Building Sets set
10561 Toddler Starter Building Set
2 sets

10555 Creative Bucket

Theme / Subtheme Duplo / Building Sets
Year 2013
Pieces 65
Availability Retired
10555 LEGO Duplo Creative Bucket
Retail $29.99
Value $332.53
Growth  +1008.8%
Annual growth 20.5%

10561 Toddler Starter Building Set

Theme / Subtheme Duplo / Building Sets
Year 2013
Pieces 37
Availability Retired
10561 LEGO Duplo Toddler Starter Building Set
Retail $19.99
Value $98.34
Growth  +391.9%
Annual growth 8.6%

Year Pricing

Retail
$49.98   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$430.87
Growth
+762.08%
Annual growth
+10.41%
Used
Value
$31.39

2013 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2013 Duplo set is 19 months where 10561 Toddler Starter Building Set had the longest lifespan of 23 months.
Creative Bucket
Toddler Starter Building Set
Average (19 months)
Lifespan in months
0
11
23

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 2013 Duplo Building Sets sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Toddler Starter Building Set
#2Creative Bucket

About LEGO Duplo Building Sets

LEGO Duplo Building Sets consists of basic brick assortments designed for young children, featuring large, easy-to-handle pieces that encourage creativity and free play. These sets provide a foundation for early building skills with a variety of colorful bricks, doors, windows, and figures, allowing for open-ended construction. Aimed at preschoolers, the theme emphasizes simple stacking, imaginative play, and hands-on learning, making it a staple in the Duplo lineup.
2013 LEGO Sets
In 2013, LEGO expanded its licensed and original themes, making it a pivotal year for collectors and investors. One of the biggest launches was LEGO Legends of Chima, a fantasy-based animal warrior theme, which was heavily promoted alongside the premiere of The Legends of Chima TV series on Cartoon Network. Designed as a successor to Ninjago, Chima introduced tribal factions, specialized vehicles, and mystical energy sources, making it one of LEGO’s most ambitious in-house themes.