RAREST LEGO Items..

In this video we are going to go over the

rarest

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and the

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item is at the end of the video, so to start we have a Lego set that you may be familiar with: the ultimate collector's Millennium Falcon, the Saint Grail of Lego Sets and I bet you didn't know they only made 15,000 of these. This set was released in 2007 and contains 5,195 pieces and the instruction manual is 311 pages long, making the Falcon Store a cut above the rest if you're a Die. A die-hard Lego and Star Wars fan, this bad boy is the crown jewel of your collection, but it's not just about fan love because this Falcon holds the title of the largest Lego set created in over two decades, but Lego went above and beyond on this one, pouring their hearts and souls into creating this masterpiece with precision, detail and creativity, plus it comes with a display card detailing all the ship's specifications and let's not forget the icing on the cake. cake, the quadruple laser turrets that can rotate and the boarding ramp, it's like having your own.

A slice of the Star Wars universe right in your living room, but get ready to step up to the plate with the legendary 1999 Red Sox promotional minifigure. This little guy is as rare as a home run in the bottom of the ninth inning back in '99. Lego partnered. He teamed up with the Boston Red Sox to create the exclusive minifigure, but get it, it's the only MLB minifigure ever made. Only 12,000 of these bad boys were released into the wild, making them extremely rare. This mini thing may not have all the bells and whistles of Bel, but it does have that classic Red Sox flare with red and blue print on the front that displays the team name, but here's the thing: Some people swear who have seen the Lego logo on the back, but others haven't, so maybe this one is even weirder than us.

I thought okay, now we're diving into The Treasure Trove of Rarest C3PO Figures in the sunny days of summer 2007. Lego postponed a move that would make even Han Solo do a double take. 10,000 shiny C3PO minifigures with a dazzling gold chrome finish that are randomly placed in new Lego Star Wars sets, yes you heard me right, gold chrome c3pos, obviously Lego didn't make any of these because they wanted to keep them super rare, that's why There are only 10,000 of them in existence, so how valuable are these shiny treasures. You ask right, according to the wise folks at Lego, a sealed Chrome C3PO could set you back around $3,000, enough to buy your own spaceship and join the Rebel Alliance, but let's stick with one of the rarest Mr Gold this one for.

Lego is known. its rarity and high value in 2010 Lego took advantage of the popularity of its minifigures by releasing a series of blind bags, each containing a unique mini face, such as a guy in a gorilla suit, a guy in a dinosaur suit or something similar in 2013, Lego decided to add one of these Shiny Gold men to a random 5,000 Blind Bags, meaning only 5,000 of these minifigures were made. This Lego is so rare that many replicas can be found on eBay for around $50, however the real Mr Gold sells for over $1,000, so you'll know if you found the real Mr Gold.

It is colored almost entirely in chrome gold, has a golden top hat, a golden face, a golden torso that looks like a tuxedo and golden legs, his hands that are white. Unfortunately, the only things that aren't Mr Gold aren't made of real gold, but that would be cool and it's still worth over a thousand dollars, although next up we have the San Diego ComicCon 2008 Clone Wars, which is a promotional box set that sells in San Diego. At the July 2008 ComicCon convention, only 1,200 of these bad boys were made, making it very rare to find that this is a unique combination of retail sets of the Hellfire Droid and Spider Droid Battle Pack Droids, four clone troopers, and the ever-popular Captain Rex minifigure. twice before trying to add this set to your collection because it sells for an eye-watering sum of several thousand, but nowadays you can expect to pay over 5 thousand dollars for this set because of how rare it is now, making the next be different. which was actually discontinued in just 2 years after its release to the public in 2008, the Taj Mahal was only produced only 1000 times until it was discontinued in 2010, but that should not be confused with the relaunch of the Taj Mahal because after discontinuing the Original Lego, we started making a new version that had some differences.

The level of precision, detail and design make this Lego set stand out. This game has a beautiful white marble facade similar to the Taj Mahal. All four sides of the building are decorated with intricate patterns. and carvings a decorative fin is placed on the dome of the central tower the Lego Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom T-Rex is an ultra rare and highly sought after Lego set. This set is a limited edition of 70 pieces featuring a T-Rex on a pedestal, it is considered one of the rarest Lego sets available, with only 500 of them ever produced. The T-Rex is in this set with a yellow belly on a brown top and a black and yellow SP OD.

It is an important collectible for Lego and Jurassic World. The enthusiastic Alik in a world where everything seems mass produced and easily available. Owning Lego Jurassic World T-Rex will distinguish you as a true connoisseur; It represents your love for both Lego and the Jurassic Park franchise, demonstrating your dedication to collecting rare and extraordinary

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. Extraordinary items are truly remarkable nowadays; You can expect to pay over $9k to own one of these. This is how rare the Spider-Man from the 2013 San Diego ComicCon is a rare and highly sought after collector's item, it was released as an exclusive item and the Spider-Man version is estimated to be worth between 23,000 and 25,000.

There were a limited number of Spider-Man at San Diego ComicCon sets produced, 350 to be exact, making it even more rare and valuable. Another reason for its rarity is the exclusivity of its release, San Diego Comic-Con is one of the largest and most prestigious comic book conventions in the world attracting a massive audience of fans, collectors and industry professionals, prepare to Enjoy with Lego's coolest collaboration yet, the limited edition Will I Am. minifigure In 2016, Lego Education brought LA's best charity brunch event to the party and guess who stole the show, yes, no less than the iconic Will I Am, here's the scoop, only 300 lucky souls got their hands on these numbered Will I Am minifigures. and get this, they come with their own baseplate printed with the limited edition number, talk about the journey Lego VIP, but this Lego is so rare that there is no price tag for this bad boy and so far it hasn't even appeared for sale online.

It's like finding a needle in a haystack, except much cooler and more fun. Oh, and in case you've been living under a Lego brick, Will I Am isn't just any musician, he's the brains behind the legendary blackeyed peas, but this is the quirkiest one. Knight in the Lego Lester Universe, this step-by-step guy made his grand entrance at the Lin Sester Square Lake store opening in London, but let me tell you, holding it in his hands was like trying to catch a Runway double-decker bus. Here's why customers who lost £100 or more in the store had a chance to win one of these limited edition lers, but here's where things got complicated, only 275 lucky winners emerged victorious from the Scratch Card Lottery and wins, so only 275 of these bad boys made it to the public Lester sports a sleek dark blue suit complete with a Union Jack and Prince torso on the back of his jacket and don't forget the go-to accessories, a classic bowler hat and a umbrella taken straight from a London drizzle.

He is the pinnacle of London fashion and collectors just can't get enough, but due to the rarity of him, no one wants to give away their Lester, so he is priceless. Next we have the Green Arrow minifigure released exclusively at the Sand Diego ComicCon 2013. This was the only Green Arrow minifigure officially released by Lego at the time and only 200 of them were made, now there is another Green Arrow minifigure and it is released with the Dark Shield Invasion said 2 years later, but unlike the newer one, however, the Comic-Con figure has dark green limbs and a green hood. and a different face print, the value of the 2013 San Diego Green Arrow figure has only increased over time and collectors can expect to pay 13,000 for this set alone.

Keep your nets on because Lego fans were getting in on the action with the rarest of the rare Lego Spiderwoman figure at the 2013 San Diego ComicCon was abuzz with excitement as lucky raffle winners walked away with a cake from history. from Lego. This was the only time Lego blessed us with the Lego Spiderwoman figure. Now here's the kicker, there were only about 200 of these bad girls in play, that's weirder than a friendly sighing neighborhood spider. Then we have the Star Wars Earth mini figures. These are part of a promotional box given to guests invited by Lego to the 2011 Lego Collectors Party with just 125 of them.

The Lego Star Wars minian promotional set ever created includes the figures of Glu Han Solo and Glu Chewbacca. The 140-piece Lego Star Wars Bobo Fett comes in a resealable bag once construction is complete. The box has room for the Lego Bobo Fett, but it was made to celebrate the grand opening of the Lego Star Wars miniland area, which is why it's really rare and only the biggest Lego enthusiasts have it. The current value of a new, sealed Star Wars miniland figure is estimated to be around $544 today and for our The next Lego item on this list we have a set with only 100 produced.

Tahoo Mask New York Comic-Con 2014 VIP Event Exclusive was a bionic promotional set that debuted in 2014. It was an extremely limited edition of only 100 distributed at the VIP bionical. re-release event at New York ComicCon from October 9 to 14, 2014, this was an invite-only event at the Flat Iron District Lego store in New York, rather strange, it was identical to the tahoo mask from the set of the Comic-Con NY ComicCon 2014, however, this one has a different one. On the back of the card that was given away at the booth there is a red stripe in the center that arrived at the 2014 New York VIP Lego Bionic Event in the lower left corner indicates which of the hundred you have definitely a super unique item and rare that only a few you have and as of now it looks like you would be paying a whopping 14 grand for this bad boy but this one is actually tied with our previous item with only 100 made and we have a gym for you this is the

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Han Solo.

Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber, this bad boy is not your average Lego set, oh no, it's a limited edition masterpiece that was given exclusively to Lucky Guest at the 2008 New York Toy Fair Collectors Party .This game is the definition of rare, with only 100 games ever produced. It's like finding a golden brick and a sea of ​​ordinary bricks within the magic array. You'll find not one, but two iconic Lego minifigures. We're talking about Han Solo and Indiana Jones' friends, and here's the interesting part: they're placed on a rotating stand. platform that creates a mind-blowing illusion of one character transforming into another is like witnessing the movie Magic in your own Lego world.

The current value of a new, sealed Han Solo Indiana Jones transformation chamber is estimated to be around $88,500 with an average annual profit. At around 8% it's only getting more expensive, but now we're getting into the Legos superery because this is HC Anderson's Clumsy Telephone Boy This masterpiece was a true gem among collectors Its production was as limited as its charm With only a few lucky enough to own it, those who were privileged to participate in the 2015 Lake Go Inside tour, which consisted of only 80 lucky people, were blessed with this crazy set. Each box was hand numbered adding a personal touch to its rarity, but not exclusivity.

Inside this are not only bricks but stories written on bricks, the words 1 thousand are written on the pieces, which increases their uniqueness, while Lego inside tour 2015 in addition to indicating how exclusive the event was today, not only It is extremely rare and impossible to find this. but if you do you are looking at paying over $6,000 just for this set, but they are getting rarer so buckle up as we have one of the rarest Lego items known to man. Imagine these 795 pieces of pure Lego magic. released into the wild in 2011 but save your bricks because this was not your average Lego set oh no this was one of only 68 sets created so who got their hands on this precious gem?

Well, only the coolest cats, the lucky ducks who attended the Lego insider tourin May 2011. Inside you'll find not one, but two mind-blowing models. First, we got the hand-operated molding machine, straight out of the vintage Vibes of the 1940s and 1950s, and if that wasn't enough to do it. boarded up, there's also a musty modern machine from the 2000s, it's like a time travel adventure in Lego form, but before you get too excited, know that you're looking at paying over $7k for this , but everyone buckle up because we're about to catch a flight with the Lego Piper airplane set, this baby is like finding a shiny Charizard card and a pack of poke, the rare and oh-so-pristine attendees of Lego's insider tour 2012 were the chosen ones, the lucky ducks who got this exclusive. gym and guess what, only 53 of these were made, but what makes this set superior to the rest, well, it's not just any plane, it's based on this first plane that the LEGO Group got its hands on in 1962, talk about an explosion from the past today.

This game costs over 6 thousand dollars, yet it is steadily increasing by an astonishing 35% each year in a couple of years. This could be worth tens of thousands inspired by the first truck acquired by the LEGO Group to transport Lego products, the Lego Villy Thompson truck. Another set where only specific people were able to get their hands on it was given away to attendees of an internal Lego tour in 2013. According to Lego, only 43 of these were produced, making it super rare, but what makes it still Stranger is that since it comes from such a special event, no one wants to sell theirs, but the next one is a bit complicated as fans have been fooled by many fakes.

Let's break it down to 2009. Lego fans who attended the 2009 internal Lego tour got their hands on this. exclusive gym and get this, there were only 32 of these babies, they made 32 talk about the scavenger hunt, but what is this set? Well, it's a custom model of the real house of old Kirk Christian, founder of Lego, yes, you heard right, Lego royalty in brick form, oh. and there's a fun fact, each one was hand numbered for that extra touch of exclusivity and NOPE don't mix it up with your angry Dopp because this one is extremely rare, the current value of a new and sealed old Kirk house is estimated around $7,500 today with a current average annual gain of about 34% once again this could be worth a lot more in the near future we are really getting to the weirdest of the weird but it's not even close to being over but that's okay the Lego adventurers gather because We're diving into the long-ago Lego history of Lego Castle 3752.

In 1978, this bad boy burst onto the scene with a whopping 767 pieces and a cast of 14 minifigures telling of an epic castle quest, but here's the kicker. The version known as the Yellow Castle was a rare gem that only reached the lands of Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada. It's like the Holy Grail of Lego sets. This set is not only famous, it's legendary. It's the OG Lego castle that started it. It's no wonder it's loved by Lego fans around the world; In fact, it's so rare that it's been a whopping 900 28 days since we last saw one, no one is selling this one online because it's so rare, in all honesty there may not even be any.

Left in the world now here is the million dollar question: how much does it cost to own a piece of Lego history? We're talking $12 grand, but hey, can you really put a price on the joy of owning a piece of Lego history? ready to shine like a Lego Superstar because we're entering the Golden Age of employee rewards back in the Groovy 7 and the 80s. Lego went out of its way to reward its top employees with something truly special. 2x4 presentation bricks made of solid 14 karat gold, yes, yes. Heard that right, Lego bling, now here's where things get mysterious.

How many of these shiny golden bricks were there? Well, according to the online auction. Wizards on catawiki, less than 10 of these bad boys are known to exist. They talk about finding gold, but wait. it gets even juicier these were not normal bricks oh no these were custom made creations by hired jewelers the only case of online sale occurred once in 2020 the brick that was sold in 2020 was awarded in 1987 to a german machinist from Lego that could fix every brick shaping machine in the company over 25 years of loyal service, the brick itself sold for around $117,000, so start saving because this one is sure to take money out of your account, but the next one is so rare that didn't even make it to stores, it was only for exclusive people who were lucky to be exact, only six people got their hands on this one because in March 2015, Lego unleashed a challenge like no other fan from all corners of the world was encumbered with the madness that Mission fans had to do. instant selections of real-world objects representing the six elements of power in the bionic universe fire, ice, jungle, water, earth and stone, then uploaded their epic finds to social media with the #bionical masc hot over the course of 6 weeks, six lucky winners were crown champions. of the hunt and what they received for their heroic efforts oh, just a unique 14 karat gold Lego bionic mask because only six people were lucky enough to get this one.

It's priceless, but what's one less than six? That's right, five and five is the small one. number of solid gold c3pos released in the summer of 2007, only five solid gold c3pos were offered as prizes for a contest hosted on

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.com. It's now very difficult to find evidence of this promotion online, so it's unclear what fans had to do to be in on this for a chance to win this figure, but it must have been crazy to get one of the five exclusive sets again. . This bad boy is considered priceless, but now let's dive into the world of Lego Movie Magic, where even the accessories have a story to tell.

Now you might think that the Lego Ninjago Movie didn't steal the show like some of its Blockbuster counterparts, but let me tell you, it gave rise to one very expensive minifigure. It turns out that only four wooden minifigures were created. as props for the 2017 Ninjago Lego Movie starring The One and Only Jackie Chan, yes, you heard me right. Wooden minifigures straight out of a ninja's dream. One of these wooden minifigures went crazy selling for a whopping $14,000, whoever caught it well, that's a queue full of mystery. and believe me, the price is as real as Lego bricks.

Under your feet, grab your helmet. Space enthusiast because we're about to take off with the Lego minifigures of your life. NASA's epic Juno Pro mission to Jupiter wasn't just about collecting. Data was all about bringing some Lego magic to the stars, that's just these three minifigures are extremely rare and you will never find them. They also have an interesting story to go with them, no less than three Lego star minifigures, Jupiter Juno and the other just Galo Gele, these little guys were made of space-ready aluminum and were ready to explore the cosmos along with the Juno probe.

NASA, but here's the twist: these intergalactic adventurers aren't returning to Earth anytime soon—no, they're on one. Round trip to Jupiter never to return. Well, NASA has a plan to crash the Juno probe into Jupiter's atmosphere in 2025, all to prevent space debris from cluttering the planet or talk about a grand finale and those were some of the rarest Lego items. that you can possibly find, let us know in the comments which one you think was the best, but something even better than a great ending is if you subscribe and hit this video right here, hey, what are you doing?

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