LEGO Set Database

Browse 21,000+ LEGO sets organized by theme. Every set includes BrickLink prices, images, and release year. Pick a theme below to get started.

About the free LEGO set database

This is a free, complete database of LEGO sets. It covers 21,000+ sets cataloged on BrickLink, the world's largest LEGO marketplace, from current releases back to the earliest sets, sorted by theme. Every set page shows a current value, images, the release year, and piece count.

Prices come from real sales. Each value is a 6-month rolling average of completed BrickLink transactions, split by condition, so you can compare a sealed set against a used one instead of a hopeful asking price.

How much is my LEGO set worth?

Search the set by name or set number, or open its theme below. The value shown is the 6-month average sale price on BrickLink, for both new and used condition. Retired sets, large flagship builds, and licensed themes usually command the most.

What makes a LEGO set valuable?

Retirement and demand. Once a set leaves shelves the supply stops, but collectors keep buying, so prices climb. Sealed sets in good condition, big builds, and popular licensed themes hold value best.

How do I find a specific set?

Use the search bar to look up a name or set number, or pick a theme to browse. Inside a theme you can sort by newest or value and filter by release year.

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