Lego sets a ‘better investment than shares’
Over the past 15 years the average return for someone invested in shares was around 4.1 per cent, according to research carried out by The Telegraph.
By contrast, it found that Lego sets maintained in mint condition had jumped 12 per cent a year over the same period.
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Hide AdObviously not all sets have boomed in value, but those that are sought after can fetch massive sums from diehard fans.
Investing website BrickPicker.com cites the example of a Cafe Corner set, which initially retailed for about £89.99, but sold for a whopping £2,096 after it went out of production.