
Where is Piggy Coin Bank cheapest right now?
What does Lego® Piggy Coin Bank (40155) currently cost?
On VERObricks, Lego® Piggy Coin Bank (Set No. 40155) is currently listed by 3 shops across 3 offers. The lowest new price in the VERObricks comparison is 73,00 € (ebay), including free shipping. Other new offers range up to 129,10 €. The manufacturer's RRP is 12,99 €. The current price per brick is 49,3 cents.
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Has Piggy Coin Bank ever been cheaper?
- Current
- 73,00 €
- New, best shop
- 30-day low
- 73,00 €
- on 22. Sept. 2026 · eBay
- 90-day avg.
- 70,30 €
- Daily average
- All-time low
- 12,99 €
- on 01. Juni 2015 · lego
| Date | New | Shop |
|---|---|---|
| 22. Sept. 2026 | 73,00 € | eBay |
| 23. Sept. 2022 | 66,66 € | eBay |
| 28. Feb. 2021 | 49,49 € | eBay |
| 13. Nov. 2018 | 18,95 € | spielexperte-de |
| 12. Nov. 2018 | 21,95 € | spielexperte-de |
| 22. Aug. 2018 | 24,95 € | spielexperte-de |
| 21. Dez. 2017 | 15,95 € | spielexperte-de |
| 01. Juni 2015 | 12,99 € | lego |
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Set details
- Brand
- Lego
- Partcount
- 148
- Build Duration
- <1 h
- Age
- 7+
- Release / EOL
- 2015 – 2017
- RRP
- 12,99 €
- Price per Part
- 49.3 ct
- Part-Out Value
- 17,63 €
- POV Rate
- 0.2×
Technical data9 entries
Product
- Name
- Piggy Coin Bank
Dimensions
- Product weight
- 0,4 kg
- Packaging width
- 14,1 cm
- Packaging height
- 9,1 cm
- Packaging length
- 26,2 cm
- Packaging weight
- 0,4 kg
Identification
- MFR
- 40155-1
- EAN
- 0673419237604
- SKU
- 40155
DescriptionManufacturer text
Save your money with the LEGO® Iconic Piggy Coin Bank featuring rotating eyes, posable ears and sausage-brick eyebrows.
Build the LEGO® Iconic Piggy Coin Bank and store your money inside. Drop your coins through the slot and turn the red piggy's eyes and posable ears for a variety of cute expressions.

- Features rotating eyes, posable ears, sausage-brick eyebrows and a coin slot (fits all currencies)
- Rotate the eyes and pose the ears for different expressions
- Save up your coins with the piggy bank!
- Includes building instructions
- Makes a great gift for fans of LEGO® play sets
- Measures over 3” (8cm) high, 3” (9cm) wide and 5” (13cm) deep
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can you buy Lego® Piggy Coin Bank?
New stock is available at ebay, amazon.de-mp, amazon-fr (3 shops). Free shipping is available at ebay. VERObricks compares all prices in real time and always shows you the lowest offer — for new and used stock, with shipping cost comparison.
Was Piggy Coin Bank ever cheaper? Price history & all-time low
VERObricks tracks the price history of Lego® Piggy Coin Bank across all shops. The historical low for new is 12,99 €. The highest observed new price was 73,00 € — a range of 60,01 €. Currently, the price is 60,01 € (462%) above the all-time low. The price trend is upward — the price has risen recently. A price alert may pay off. With the VERObricks price alert you'll be notified instantly when the price reaches your target.
What is Lego® Piggy Coin Bank? Contents, parts & details
Lego® Piggy Coin Bank is a set by Lego from the "LEGO® Other" theme (Set No. 40155, EAN: 0673419237604). According to the VERObricks database, the set includes 148 parts, Recommended age 7+. Manufacturer description: "Save your money with the LEGO® Iconic Piggy Coin Bank featuring rotating eyes, posable ears and sausage-brick eyebrows." On VERObricks you can find the set in these categories: LEGO® Other, LEGO® Promotional, Animals.
When was Lego® Piggy Coin Bank released and how long will it stay available?
Lego® Piggy Coin Bank was released in June 2015. The set retired at the end of 2017 (EOL, end of life). New copies come from remaining stock only; for used ones, use the eBay search on this page. The official building instructions are available as a PDF directly from the manufacturer, linked in the set details section.
Is Piggy Coin Bank worth it at the current price?
At the current VERObricks best price of 73,00 € for 148 parts, that works out to 49,3 cents per part. The high price per part suggests a premium or collector set, where collectibility plays a larger role than pure part count.
























