Set 4737
Quidditch Match
Retired Nov 2012Retail price$19.99What LEGO charged
Worth now$50.00Typical sealed asking price · 20 listings
Recently sold$60.00Only 1 sale so far — too few to lean on
vs retail+150%Worth more than it cost
Proven performer
Up 150% on its $20 retail price since retiring. Pay under $22 to still make a margin reselling.
How much is LEGO 4737 Quidditch Match worth?
LEGO 4737 Quidditch Match is worth about $50.00 sealed right now, based on 20 live sealed listings on eBay. That's 150% above its $19.99 retail price. It came out in 2010 with 153 pieces and 5 minifigures. It was retired in Nov 2012. We last checked it 3 days ago.
Price history
Value history
Oct 23$5020 listings
- Lowest
- $50
- Highest
- $50
- Change
- 0%
- Asking vs retail
- +150%
2 observations · median asking · rechecked 8× daily · early days — a line drawn through 2 readings shows what we measured, not a trend
Should you buy it?
Retired 14 years ago and now 2.5× retail. The people who bought two are very happy.
If you bought it to resell
Sells sealed for$50
Marketplace fees · 15.25%−$8
Payment processing · 2.9% + $0.30−$2
Shipping · est. from 153 pieces−$9
Reaches you$31
Pay no more than$24
For a 30% return at your costs. Change them and every figure on the site follows.
What it actually sold for
Sealed
$60
1 sold in six monthsUsed
$14
5 sold in six monthsCurrent listings sit 17% below recent sale prices — unusual, and worth a look.
Completed BrickLink transactions over the last six months. Real sales, not asking prices.
Worth more in pieces?
Parted out$54vsSealed$50
Roughly the same either way. Sealed is less work.
- Minifigures
- $38
- Loose parts
- 140 pieces
Minifigure prices are real completed BrickLink sales. The parts figure is an estimate — the set’s own inventory at the catalogue average, not each piece priced individually. Treat it as a guide, and remember parting out is hours of work and many small sales.
Set details
- Set number
- 4737
- Theme
- Harry Potter
- Released
- 2010
- Status
- Retired Nov 2012
- Pieces
- 153
- Minifigures
- 5
- Retail price
- $19.99
- Value per piece
- $0.327
- Price confidence
- high · 20 listings
- Last checked
- 3 days ago
Where these numbers come from
eBay20 live listingsThe asking price here — the median of what sellers want right now, $50. Last checked Oct 23.See the listings →BrickLink1 completed salesWhat it actually sold for — $60 across six months of real transactions. Last checked Oct 25.Open the price guide →Catalogue153 piecesPiece counts, minifigures, release year and retail price come from Rebrickable and Brickset. Retail was $20.See the catalogue entry →
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How to read this. The value is the median of live sealed listings, after removing instructions, empty boxes, used sets, multi-set lots and implausible outliers. Real sale prices usually land below asking, so the buy-below figure is deliberately the conservative end of the range.
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