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LEGO 2015 / Ideas / Licensed Sets

In 2015, LEGO released 3 Ideas Licensed sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $180, today those sets are valued around $795, a growth of 342%.
Most valuable 2015 LEGO Ideas Licensed set
21302 The Big Bang Theory $293.16
Largest 2015 LEGO Ideas Licensed set
21303 WALL-E 677 pieces
3 sets

21302 The Big Bang Theory

Theme / Subtheme Ideas / Licensed
Year 2015
Pieces / Minifigs 484 / 7
Availability Retired
21302 LEGO Ideas The Big Bang Theory
Retail $59.99
Value $293.16
Growth  +388.7%
Annual growth 17.6%

21303 WALL-E

Theme / Subtheme Ideas / Licensed
Year 2015
Pieces 677
Availability Retired
21303 LEGO Ideas WALL-E
Retail $59.99
Value $251.87
Growth  +319.9%
Annual growth 15.7%

21304 Doctor Who

Theme / Subtheme Ideas / Licensed
Year 2015
Pieces / Minifigs 623 / 6
Availability Retired
21304 LEGO Ideas Doctor Who
Retail $59.99
Value $250.29
Growth  +317.2%
Annual growth 15.6%

Year Pricing

Retail
$179.97   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$795.32
Growth
+341.92%
Annual growth
+15.62%
Used
Value
$520.22

2015 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2015 Ideas set is 13 months where 21302 The Big Bang Theory had the longest lifespan of 16 months.
Doctor Who
The Big Bang Theory
WALL-E
Average (13 months)
Lifespan in months
0
8
16

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 2015 Ideas Licensed sets by LEGO collectors.
#1WALL-E
#2The Big Bang Theory
#3Doctor Who

About LEGO Ideas Licensed

This subtheme of The LEGO Ideas features sets that have been licensed from third parties including TV and movies.
2015 LEGO Sets
In 2015, LEGO broadened its portfolio with new and returning themes. LEGO Dimensions launched as a toys-to-life crossover linking dozens of franchises including DC, The Lord of the Rings, and Doctor Who. New lines such as Elves, Jurassic World, Scooby-Doo, and Speed Champions debuted, while BIONICLE and Pirates returned in refreshed forms. City marked ten years under its modern branding, and Star Wars supported The Force Awakens with a major release wave. Meanwhile, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Hobbit concluded as LEGO shifted toward newer properties.