We buy all Lord of the Rings sets
LEGO Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit sets are some of the most collectible in the entire LEGO catalogue. The original 2012–2014 Lord of the Rings range has been retired for over a decade, making even small sets from that era surprisingly valuable.
The 2023 return of the theme with the massive Rivendell (#10316) set the benchmark for a new era of Middle-earth LEGO. The Icons-style Rivendell, with its 6,167 pieces, quickly became one of the most desirable large LEGO sets available.
Whether you have original retired sets from 2012, the new Rivendell, or anything in between, we'll make you an instant cash offer. These sets are always in demand and we price them accordingly.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you buy original 2012 LEGO Lord of the Rings sets?
Yes — the original 2012–2014 Lord of the Rings sets are highly collectible. Even small sets from that era can be worth a surprising amount. Search your set number above for an instant offer.
How much is LEGO Rivendell worth?
The 2023 Rivendell (#10316) is one of the most valuable current LEGO sets. Search it above for an up-to-date offer based on real market data.
Do you buy LEGO Hobbit sets?
Yes — The Hobbit sets from 2012–2014 are retired and collectible. The Lonely Mountain and Goblin King Battle are particularly sought after.
Are old Lord of the Rings minifigures valuable?
We buy complete sets rather than loose minifigures. If you have a collection of loose LOTR minifigures, get in touch via our whole-collection email.
What condition do LOTR sets need to be in?
We buy all conditions — sealed, complete, partially complete, and incomplete. Retired sets can still command strong prices even without the original box.
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