LEGO 3856-1 Ninjago: The Board Game
LEGO 3856 NinjaGo is a Games set from 2011 currently valued at $94 for new and sealed sets. Originally retailing for $24.99, the set has gained 277% in value since retiring in November 2013, with annual appreciation averaging 7.64%. On the used market, values range from $21 to $27 based on condition. Secondary market prices for new and sealed sets typically fall between $80 and $114.
Current LEGO 3856-1 values
Condition-specific market estimates compared with the original retail price.
Price history
Sealed-market monthly prices through Jul 2026; used values are a current snapshot.
View monthly price data
| Month | Open | Low | High | Close | Sales | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07 | $91.56 | $88.24 | $108.17 | $101.53 | 20 | Brickeconomy |
| 2026-06 | $94.90 | $89.91 | $119.88 | $109.89 | 10 | Brickeconomy |
| 2026-05 | $90.38 | $87.10 | $106.77 | $100.22 | 5 | Brickeconomy |
| 2026-04 | $86.93 | $82.35 | $109.80 | $100.65 | 17 | Brickeconomy |
| 2026-03 | $103.52 | $99.77 | $122.30 | $114.79 | 14 | Brickeconomy |
| 2026-02 | $96.34 | $91.27 | $121.69 | $111.55 | 12 | Brickeconomy |
| 2026-01 | $81.96 | $78.99 | $96.83 | $90.88 | 7 | Brickeconomy |
| 2025-12 | $96.59 | $91.50 | $122.00 | $111.84 | 15 | Brickeconomy |
| 2025-11 | $87.25 | $84.08 | $103.07 | $96.74 | 10 | Brickeconomy |
| 2025-10 | $87.08 | $82.50 | $110.00 | $100.83 | 9 | Brickeconomy |
| 2025-09 | $80.41 | $77.50 | $95.00 | $89.16 | 5 | Brickeconomy |
| 2025-08 | $94.86 | $89.87 | $119.82 | $109.84 | 10 | Brickeconomy |
Sales and liquidity
Reported sealed-market sales and monthly price ranges for the latest 6 months.
Growth and retirement
Forecasts are directional estimates, not guaranteed future prices or investment advice. Actual value depends on condition, demand, fees, and sale timing.
Released in 2011 and retired in 2013, NinjaGo 3856 ties early-era Ninjago branding to unique micro-scale characters and printed game components, and sealed copies have shown strong post-retirement appreciation while the discontinued Games format limits remake risk and narrows the buyer base, adding volatility.