What are the best Lego Star Wars Helmets to invest in?

What are the best Lego Star Wars Helmets to invest in ? We are going to take a look in this video - so lets get into it.

A new Lego Star Wars Helmets sub-theme launched in 2020. All 4 Helmets have now retired and all have shown phenomenal initial price growth.
Based in that growth we think these 3 sets are the best of those currently available but can’t see any reason for all the currently available helmets to do well post-retirement.
Darth Vader™ Helmet (75304)
LEGO set 75304; Darth Vader™ Helmet, is the perfect tribute to the iconic Dark Lord of the Sith.. With 834 pieces and measuring 20cm high and 15cm wide, the set makes for an impressive display piece, especially when featured with other sets in the collection. This is the biggest and some would say best helmet to date, it has certainly been hugely popular. On sale since April 2021, it was expected to retire December 2022 but still going, and will retire this year.

Luke Skywalker™ (Red Five) Helmet (75327) LEGO set 75327; Luke Skywalker™ (Red Five) Helmet. This ultra-detailed LEGO® Star Wars™ buildable model was the first Star Wars helmet in the collection. With 675 pieces, recreating authentic details, like a brick-built microphone with interior padding and translucent red visor elements. It’s sure to impress even the most discerning Jedi Master. On sale since March 2022, the set may retire December 2023 but 2024 is more likely.

Princess Leia™ (Boushh™) Helmet (75351) LEGO set 75351 brings the iconic helmet of Princess Leia (Boushh) disguise in Return of the Jedi to your collection. This LEGO set comes with 670 pieces measures over 17 cm high, 11 cm wide and 14 cm deep. This set celebrates the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Only launched January 2023, the set id likely to retire December 2024.

Retired Sets. When we looked deep into the data surrounding this new sub theme, we were very excited to look at such amazing growth in such a short period of time. The sets were originally priced at £45-£55 (current sets priced £60-£70). They were all on sale for between 21 and 24 months so relatively short sale period (although Darth Vader is on sale for longer now) we love to see this from an investment perspective. The sets that we looked at were the 75274 Lego TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet, 75276 Lego Stormtrooper Helmet, 75305 Lego Scout Trooper Helmet and the 75277 Lego Boba Fett Helmet but others you may like to consider are the 75304 Lego Darth Vader Helmet, 75327 Lego Luke Skywalker Helmet, 75328 Lego The Mandalorian Helmet, 75343 Lego Dark Trooper Helmet, 75349 Lego Captain Rex Helmet, 75350 Lego Clone Commander Cody Helmet and the 75351 Lego Princess Leia Helmet.

These retired sets show outstanding growth and have data that cannot be argued with. We would suggest that LEGO Investors buy all current LEGO Star Wars Helmets when they have the opportunity to do so. And this is certainly a theme where we would be doubling down on any potential investments.

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