Grocery Store gives a little less than similar sets
Below average
#155 of 213 City sets with 200–499 pieces
Grocery Store scores 29, below average among 213 City sets with 200–499 pieces. Its strongest point is minifigures per $100, better than 50% of them, and its weakest is contents per dollar (22%).
#155
Chart 1 · Among similar sets
Where it sits among 213 City sets with 200–499 pieces
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29
Chart 2 · The score
How the 29 is built
Each bar is how the set ranks among similar sets; the ink line is typical (50).
Contents per dollarPlastic and pieces per dollar, with each minifigure counted as $2 of contents, compared with sets of a similar size
50 pcs/$10 · 100 plastic better than 22%
+17 of 75
Minifigures per $1005 minifigures for the price
6.2 per $100 better than 50%
+13 of 25
62
Quality · a separate score
How builders rate it
Not part of the value score. It ranks the builder rating against sets of 200–999 pieces from every theme.
- 14.0out of 5 from 101 Brickset members
- 23.99after adding 30 ratings at the average for sets of 200–999 pieces (3.97), so a few early ratings can’t dominate
- 362out of 100: rated higher than 62% of sets of 200–999 pieces
$12 more
Chart 3 · The price
Is the price fair for what’s in the box?
Sets with its pieces, plastic and minifigures usually cost about $58. Each brick is $25.
$69.99
you pay
$58
sets like it usually cost