LEGO Taj Mahal (10189) Value
What does the LEGO Taj Mahal (set 10189) actually sell for? Below are real eBay completed-sale medians, split by condition, with the most recent sold listings. That’s up 116% on its $300 retail price.
LEGO 10189 Taj Mahal — what it sells for
⤢ enlarge+116%vs $300 RRP — sealed median $649 (2.2× retail)
Thin data — relatively few completed sales, so treat these medians as a rough guide.
Sealed
$649
range $649–$649
You’d net $565 after eBay fees
1 sold (thin)
New, factory-sealed (MISB).
Used — complete
$263
range $263–$263
You’d net $229 after eBay fees
1 sold (thin)
Opened/built, all pieces.
Incomplete
$249
range $249–$249
You’d net $216 after eBay fees
1 sold (thin)
Missing pieces, box or instructions.
Recent real sold listings
Recent sold listings
| Listing | Condition | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEGO Advanced Models: Taj Mahal (model #10189) - W/ Manuals Missing 1 Piece | Incomplete | 2026-05-24 | $249 |
| LEGO: Taj Mahal (10189) - Retired and Sealed | Sealed | 2026-05-15 | $649 |
| LEGO Advanced Models: Taj Mahal (10189)one Piece Damage (not Box ?) | Used — complete | 2026-05-08 | $263 |
How to read these numbers
Each figure above is the median of real eBay completed sales for the Taj Mahal (set 10189) in that condition, including shipping. “Net” subtracts eBay’s ~13% fee — what you’d actually keep as the seller. Notice the spread between conditions: sealed around $649, used — complete around $263, incomplete around $249.
Prices move, so check the recent listings and run a fresh lookup before you buy or sell. For context, see the most valuable sets and other retired sets.
Frequently asked questions
How much is LEGO 10189 worth?
Based on recent eBay sold listings, the Taj Mahal sells for a median of about $649 sealed, less in lower conditions. See the full condition breakdown above.
Are these asking prices or actual sales?
Actual completed (sold) eBay sales — not asking prices. The recent-listings table shows the individual sales behind the medians.
Is the Taj Mahal retired?
Yes — set 10189 is retired, which is typically why used and sealed prices sit above the original RRP.