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LEGO 2020 / City / Value Packs Sets

In 2020, LEGO released 5 City Value Packs sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $158, today those sets are valued around $228, a growth of 44%.
Most owned 2020 City Value Packs set
66637 Super Pack 2 in 1
5 sets

66636 Super Pack 2 i n1

Theme / Subtheme City / Value Packs
Year 2020
Pieces 129
Availability Retired
66636 LEGO City Super Pack 2 i n1
Retail $18.99
Value ~$18.99

66637 Super Pack 2 in 1

Theme / Subtheme City / Value Packs
Year 2020
Pieces 173
Availability Retired
66637 LEGO City Super Pack 2 in 1
Retail $18.99
Value $47.65
Growth  +150.9%
Annual growth 9.2%

66640 Vehicle Bundle 2 in 1

Theme / Subtheme City / Value Packs
Year 2020
Pieces 158
Availability Retired
66640 LEGO City Vehicle Bundle 2 in 1
Retail $19.99
Value $41.73
Growth  +108.8%
Annual growth 9.8%

66643 3-in-1 Bundle Pack

Theme / Subtheme City / Value Packs
Year 2020
Pieces 377
Availability Retired
66643 LEGO City 3-in-1 Bundle Pack
Retail $59.99
Value $70.25
Growth  +17.1%
Annual growth 2.7%

66645 Space Bundle 2 in 1

Theme / Subtheme City / Value Packs
Year 2020
Pieces 286
Availability Retired
66645 LEGO City Space Bundle 2 in 1
Retail $39.99
Value $48.95
Growth  +22.4%
Annual growth 3.4%

Year Pricing

Retail
$157.95   (for all 5 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$227.57
Growth
+44.08%
Annual growth
+3.25%
Used
Value
$188.88

Community Stats

The following are the top 5 most owned 2020 City Value Packs sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Super Pack 2 in 1
#2Super Pack 2 i n1
#3Space Bundle 2 in 1
#43-in-1 Bundle Pack
#5Vehicle Bundle 2 in 1

About LEGO City Value Packs

LEGO City Value Packs, also called Bonus Packs, are bundles that contain several LEGO sets in one offer. Typically, these contained sets are not available in retail with the main selling points of Value Packs is the inclusion of an exclusive model and a lower price when compared to individual purchases of the same sets.
2020 LEGO Sets
In 2020, LEGO thrived despite global disruptions, debuting several new lines for both families and adult fans. LEGO Super Mario introduced interactive, course-building play; Monkie Kid launched with a modern take on Journey to the West; and creative-focused ranges such as DOTS, LEGO Art, and Brick Sketches broadened display and craft appeal. Creator Expert (later Icons) and Ideas delivered standout display sets, anchoring a strong year for collectors.