Harry Potter Trading Cards Series 2 — A+ · The Brick Drop Score
A+
The Drop Score
A+ for you · A+ overall
Great for a display collector
Harry Potter Trading Cards Series 2
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The card-as-display-object format works surprisingly well — propped up, lit right, these look like intentional shelf art rather than a set waiting for a home.
Is the price fair?A+Sharp enough that collecting the whole series doesn't feel reckless.
Will you love it?A+If Wizarding World lives in your heart, it lives on your shelf now too.
Holds its value?C-Trading card sets move units fast and sit flat on the secondary market — patience required, gains unlikely.
The Full Take
LEGO® took the collectible trading card format and made it physical in a way that actually works — each card recreation has enough detail to feel like a real display piece rather than a novelty cash-grab. Series 2 improves on the formula, and the Wizarding World license gives it a fan base that was already primed to collect every single one. The price is sharp enough that doubling up for the shelf and a spare doesn't sting. With zero minifigs, this is purely about the art and the craft of the card itself, which is a refreshing change of pace from the usual licensed set structure. The build is short but deliberate — the kind of thing you sit down with on a quiet evening and finish feeling satisfied. Where it stumbles is resale: the trading card format floods the secondary market fast, and appreciation is a long wait. But as a display piece and a fan purchase, the value is right there in the box.
