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LEGO 1991 / Boats Sets

In 1991, LEGO released 3 Boats sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $106, today those sets are valued around $770, a growth of 728%.
Most valuable 1991 LEGO Boats set
4031 Firefighter $318.85
Highest growth 1991 Boats set
4011 Cabin Cruiser +896.81%

4011 Cabin Cruiser

Theme Boats
Year 1991
Pieces / Minifigs 90 / 2
Availability Retired
4011 LEGO Boats Cabin Cruiser
Retail $19.75
Value $196.87
Growth  896.8%
Annual growth 5.6%

4021 Police Patrol

Theme Boats
Year 1991
Pieces / Minifigs 195 / 3
Availability Retired
4021 LEGO Boats Police Patrol
Retail $33.99
Value $254.03
Growth  647.4%
Annual growth 5.3%

4031 Firefighter

Theme Boats
Year 1991
Pieces / Minifigs 361 / 4
Availability Retired
4031 LEGO Boats Firefighter
Retail $51.99
Value $318.85
Growth  513.3%
Annual growth 3.2%
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Year Details

Year
1991
Theme
Boats
Subthemes
0
Sets
3   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$105.73
New/Sealed
Value
$769.75
Growth
+728.03%
Annual growth
+4.28%
Used
Value
$172.28

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1991 Boats sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Cabin Cruiser
#2Police Patrol
#3Firefighter

About LEGO Boats

The Boats theme was a LEGO System theme that ran from 1982 to 1996 and consisted of 12 sets. Unlike most town sets, the sets in the Boats, also known as Floating Boats, really did float in water. Initiakky the boats were made from single piece hulls but later sets introduced multi-hulled boats. After 1996 boats became part of the LEGO City theme.
1991 LEGO Sets
In 1991, the LEGO Group continued its legacy of creativity and innovation. The year saw the launch of the LEGO Pirates theme, which introduced swashbuckling adventures and pirate ships, becoming a beloved classic among LEGO enthusiasts. Additionally, LEGO Technic sets continued to push the boundaries of engineering and mechanical play, with the release of advanced models such as the Control Center and Super Street Sensation. These sets not only catered to budding engineers but also showcased LEGO's commitment to providing engaging and educational play experiences. As the company expanded its thematic offerings, it continued to emphasize the importance of imaginative play and hands-on learning.