LEGO Ninjago — the ninjas, dragons, temples and spinners — has been a kids' favourite for years, so there's plenty of it in family collections. Here's how to sell yours.
How Ninjago is valued
As a long-running, big-selling theme, most loose Ninjago LEGO is valued by weight, with larger and complete sets valued individually. The dragons, mechs and ninja minifigures all add to the total.
What's worth a bit more
- Big dragons, temples and mechs — the larger builds.
- Ninja minifigures, especially with their weapons and accessories.
- Retired and sealed sets.
Round up the minifigures and their little weapons before selling — they add up.
Used and incomplete is fine
Loose Ninjago bricks go in by weight; complete and sealed sets are valued individually. No boxes or instructions needed.
How to sell it
- Weigh the loose bricks and flag larger or sealed sets. Get a price for your Ninjago →
- Bag and box it, keeping minifigures and accessories with it.
- Send it free and get paid, usually next day.