The Best LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Sets for Investment!
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The best LEGO Star Wars UCS sets for your LEGO Investment portfolio.
10026 LEGO® Star Wars™ Special Edition Naboo Starfighter
This LEGO® Star Wars™ Naboo Starfighter Set 10026 (released in 2002) is a great way to add some nostalgia to your display shelf, although is extremely rare! Surprisingly, as part of the Ultimate Collector Series, this set only features 187 pieces, but it is beautifully designed with a selection of wedge slopes and silver elements, giving the ship a spectacular finished look.
This is the LEGO Star Wars UCS set with the highest total growth since it retired at 2945% (annualised growth of 18% a year for 20 years!)
75159 LEGO® Star Wars™ The Death Star
Re-create your own epic Star Wars™ moments with the Empire's most powerful weapon, the Death Star! With more than 4,000 pieces to build and assemble, this incredible LEGO® Star Wars™ model features an array of intricate and realistic settings, such as the superlaser control room, Imperial conference chamber, hangar bay with a moving launch rack and Lord Vader's TIE Advanced, which even has space for Vader himself! You'll also find Emperor Palpatine's throne room, a Droid maintenance room, detention block, trash compactor, tractor beam, cargo area and a turbo laser with spring-loaded shooters. A massive 23 Minifigures are included in this set, along with 2 Droids, making this a serious set for collectors.
This LEGO Star Wars UCS set has the highest annualised growth since it retired of 36% (total growth of 109% in just 2½ years)
10018 LEGO® Star Wars™ Darth Maul
Released in 2001, this magnificent (if a little scary) looking set comprises of 1868 pieces. Its distinctive colouring of black and red, along with twisted horns and ominous looking eyes really ensure that the model stands out if built.
It is the most expensive LEGO Star Wars USC set and the set with the highest actual profit (£2,664) with 2248% total growth since it retired (annualised growth of 17% a year for 20 years)
Sub Theme Analysis
The LEGO® Star Wars™ Ultimate Collector Series was launched in 2000 and there have been 31 Retired Sets between 2001 and 2023.
For the 31 sets, total retail price to purchase is £5887, total current value £23,735, a growth of £17,848 (303%). This translates to an average annualised growth of 13%. 24 of the 31 sets have delivered annualised returns of 10%+
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With a background in Education and Operations Management, Lizzie brings exceptional organisation and structure to Investabrick. She became an AFOL after rediscovering LEGO while teaching, using it as a creative learning tool in the classroom and falling back in love with the brick as an adult. That spark soon grew into a passion for building and investing. Lizzie gravitates toward complex, display-worthy sets, with the Modular Buildings series and Creator Expert icons among her favourites. For her, the harder the build, the better.
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