Though prices are going up, a study published in 2020 found that most LEGO sets appreciate in value by 11% per year.
LEGO says due to the recent supply chains being impacted, the petroleum-based plastic that makes up their bricks are in high demand.The company confirmed the increases would mostly target the most complex sets.Board game publishers say supply chain and manufacturing issues have forced them to raise prices.
The cost of these toys is actually turning them into somewhat of a commodity. Experts even say in today’s economy, collecting LEGO is as lucrative as collecting gold.found that LEGO sets can gain more value than stocks, bonds, gold and other traditional investments. "Investors in LEGO generate high returns from reselling unpacked sets, particularly rare ones, which were produced in limited editions or a long time ago.
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