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Diagon Alley: Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes
Set #76422 • Harry Potter • Released 2023 • Retired early 2025

£84.99
Retail price
£190
Sealed now
2.2×
Multiple
+124%
about £105 per sealed copy
- 834 pieces • 7 minifigures
- Selling at more than 100 sealed copies a month worldwide across eBay and other secondary sites, based on our own tracking.
Not a Modular Building, but built to connect to one street that LEGO keeps extending.
Why it has risen
On paper this is not an obvious investment set. It is not a Modular Building, the line with the longest record of appreciation. It was a mid-priced licensed set, widely stocked, and there were plenty of copies around while it was on sale.
What mattered was how it was built. The shop has connecting sides, so it slots directly onto the other Diagon Alley buildings the LEGO Group has released since, such as Ollivanders and Madam Malkin's. It is a modular building in everything but name. LEGO has kept extending that street, and every new shop it adds creates new collectors who want the whole row.
Those collectors cannot buy this shop from LEGO any more. They have to buy it from someone who held one back. That is the demand behind the price: people who want a street with no gap in it, not speculators.
What to know
The pattern so far is clear: the price more than doubled within eighteen months of retirement and it trades daily. As sealed stock runs down and the street keeps growing, we expect the price to keep rising. Our own estimate is well over £1,000 within ten years, which is our view of the set and not a forecast you should rely on.

