Promotional

World of Wonders

40585 · 2023 · 382 pieces

RETIRED 2023-03-01 · ★ 3.9 (2) · owned by 5,294 · wanted by 1,013

sealed: sells ≈ 14.5×/mo · 206 live asks ≈ 14.2 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 1× per 1 mo · 5 live asks ≈ 6.0 mo of supply

sealed mark$22.11$19.95$25 n=87
opened mark$9.99$9.99$12 n=5 · thin
Feb 2026sealed ── · opened ─ ─Aug 2026

Your position

The evidence

2026-08-09sold · sealed · bricklink$17.85
2026-08-09sold · sealed · bricklink$20.76
2026-08-01sold · sealed · bricklink$32
2026-07-29sold · sealed · bricklink$20
2026-07-26sold · sealed · bricklink$29.99
2026-07-24sold · sealed · bricklink$22.22
2026-07-23sold · sealed · bricklink$23.01
2026-07-21sold · opened · bricklink$9.27
2026-07-19sold · sealed · bricklink$19.97
2026-07-19sold · sealed · bricklink$22.11
2026-07-15sold · sealed · bricklink$32.88
2026-07-10sold · sealed · bricklink$20.46

Live asks: opened n=5, median $17.3, from $11.51 · sealed n=206, median $32.56, from $14.28 · asks are opinions, not value.

Parted out: $22.23 gross · $4.09 net at 82% of pieces priced.

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Reviews — from Brickset owners

VIP Economics3/5

ryuryuryu · 2023-06-02 · value 3/5 · build 4/5

Value for Money: Normally I wouldn't start a review with a bunch of talk about money, but VIP promos have a nuanced value proposition, and it's worth talking about that. In the USA, you earn 6.5 VIP points for every dollar spent on LEGO.com before tax/shipping. This set costs 2700 VIP points. 2700 ÷ 6.5 = 415.38. Therefore, you could think of this set kind of like a Gift With Purchase (GWP) with a $415 minimum. Yikes

One of these is an imposter4/5

StarKiller22515 · 2023-02-06 · value 3/5 · build 4/5

This promotional set includes the builds of microscale Partheon, Great Wall of China, Petra, and the Taj Mahal. The Parthenon in Athens, Greece however is not classified as a wonder of the world, but it is still depicted very accurately here. The Great Wall of China is great and resembles the set (21041) from 2018. The Petra in Jordan which is featured at the end of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is the biggest o

Reviews are Brickset members' opinions, not valuation evidence.