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LEGO 1987 / Town / Medical Sets

In 1987, LEGO released 2 Town Medical sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $33, today those sets are valued around $589, a growth of 1804%.
Most valuable 1987 LEGO Town Medical set
6380 Emergency Treatment Center $461.18
Highest growth 1987 Town Medical set
6523 Red Cross +4317.99%

6380 Emergency Treatment Center

Theme / Subtheme Town / Medical
Year 1987
Pieces / Minifigs 308 / 5
Availability Retired
6380 LEGO Emergency Treatment Center
Retail $29.75
Value $461.18
Growth  1450.2%
Annual growth 6.4%

6523 Red Cross

Theme / Subtheme Town / Medical
Year 1987
Pieces / Minifigs 51 / 1
Availability Retired
6523 LEGO Red Cross
Retail $2.89
Value $127.68
Growth  4318.0%
Annual growth 5.8%
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Year Details

Year
1987
Theme
Town
Subtheme
Medical
Sets
2   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$32.64
New/Sealed
Value
$588.86
Growth
+1804.11%
Annual growth
+5.89%
Used
Value
$96.21

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 1987 Town Medical sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Emergency Treatment Center
#2Red Cross

About LEGO Town Medical

The LEGO Town Medical theme, running from 1980 to 1994, centered on healthcare and emergency medical services. Key sets include 6364 Paramedic Unit, which featured a medical response vehicle and paramedics, and 6380 Emergency Treatment Center, a comprehensive medical facility for treating patients. The 6691 LEGO Red Cross Helicopter provided aerial medical transport for critical emergencies.
1987 LEGO Sets
In 1987, LEGO continued its trajectory of innovation and expansion. A significant highlight of this year was the introduction of the LEGO Technic Computer Control, which allowed enthusiasts to combine traditional LEGO building with basic programming. This set marked one of LEGO's early forays into blending physical brick construction with digital technology, laying foundational stones for more advanced robotics and programmable sets in the years to come. The DUPLO line, designed for younger children, saw consistent growth, reinforcing LEGO's commitment to catering to various age groups.