Common questions about the AT-AT from Lego (2021).
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The LEGO AT-AT (set 75313) is not considered rare in the secondary market, as it was a widely available retail release from 2021. It remains relatively common and affordable compared to limited-edition or discontinued Star Wars sets.
The AT-AT originally retailed for $849.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
Lego set 75313, the AT-AT, was officially released in 2021 as part of the Star Wars series. To authenticate your set, verify that the box displays the correct SKU 75313 and check that the plastic pieces, instruction manual, and packaging match the official 2021 release specifications. Since Lego does not include a unique serial number on this set, authenticity is primarily confirmed by matching the physical components and packaging details against the manufacturer's published specifications.
The AT-AT was released in 2021 by Lego.
As of 2024, the LEGO Star Wars AT-AT (set 75313) has been discontinued and is no longer in print. While it is no longer sold as a new retail item, it remains available for purchase as a new-in-box product through LEGO's official online store and various authorized retailers, though stock levels vary by location.
To grade a LEGO AT-AT (75313), assess the condition of the large hull pieces, checking for yellowing, surface scratch marks, or missing minifigures and accessories. Verify that all 2,190 pieces are present and that the wheels and treads are intact and free of cracks. For a formal grade, submit the set to a third-party grading service like PSA or CGC, which will assign a numerical score based on completeness, color, and structural integrity.
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