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LEGO 1994 / Promotional / Value Packs Sets

In 1994, LEGO released 3 Promotional Value Packs sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $26, today those sets are valued around $577, a growth of 2242%.
Most owned 1994 Promotional Value Packs set
1723 Castle / Pirates Value Pack

1722 Town / Space Value Pack

Theme / Subtheme Promotional / Value Packs
Year 1994
Pieces 106
Availability Retired
1722 LEGO Town / Space Value Pack
Retail $7.99
Value $193.27
Growth  2318.9%
Annual growth 10.4%

1723 Castle / Pirates Value Pack

Theme / Subtheme Promotional / Value Packs
Year 1994
Pieces 72
Availability Retired
1723 LEGO Castle / Pirates Value Pack
Retail $7.99
Value $208.53
Growth  2509.9%
Annual growth 9.1%

1900-2 Special Bonus Pack

Theme / Subtheme Promotional / Value Packs
Year 1994
Pieces 88
Availability Retired
1900-2 LEGO Special Bonus Pack
Retail $9.75
Value $174.97
Growth  1694.6%
Annual growth 10.1%
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Year Details

Year
1994
Theme
Promotional
Subtheme
Value Packs
Sets
3   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$25.73
New/Sealed
Value
$576.77
Growth
+2241.62%
Annual growth
+9.63%
Used
Value
$247.22

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1994 Promotional Value Packs sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Castle / Pirates Value Pack
#2Town / Space Value Pack
#3Special Bonus Pack

About LEGO Value Packs

LEGO Value Packs, also called Bonus Packs, are bundles that contain several LEGO sets in one offer. Typically, these contained sets are not available in retail with the main selling points of Value Packs is the inclusion of an exclusive model and a lower price when compared to individual purchases of the same sets.
1994 LEGO Sets
In 1994, LEGO experienced both milestones and challenges. While the company opened its third LEGOLAND theme park in Carlsbad, California, showcasing its global appeal, it also faced production issues. For the first time, LEGO's manufacturing exceeded its molding capacity, leading to a situation where demand outstripped supply. This capacity challenge, combined with increasing competition in the toy market, prompted the company to start reevaluating its operations and strategies to ensure sustainability and continued growth in the years ahead.