In Stock! These Retired LEGO Sets Are Still Available
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Thanks for watching my video going over retired LEGO sets still in stock! I'd really appreciate it if you liked this video and subscribed, I put out LEGO investing content every Monday and Thursday. Comment down below if you have any questions about LEGO investing!
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Thanks for the video - you could add the disclaimer, "For the USA market, and for ebay sellers". Because alot of the results you mention are very specific to those two criteria only.
No problem! Yes, all of my videos are aimed at the US market, other markets are very different from here. And I am currently only selling on eBay so I try to stay within my wheelhouse that I have lots experience in. Planning on getting ungated on Amazon this year though!
Kinda freaking out about the Ambush on ferrix, was really hoping for a quick spike on it but with it lingering on Target online and in store, I’m starting to think it won’t really go up much until 2025 when season 2 of the show comes our
Thankfully it’s OOS now! But yeah I agree that it probably won’t have a large bump in value until the 2nd season
@@BrickDomainjust noticed that last night! Feel a lot better now 😅
The new guardians ship also seems to still be available on Barnes and Noble at $99.99 and on Amazon with the frustration free packaging option stating its ships and sold by Amazon and its 10% off.
I believe that new guardians ship was meant to retire at the same time as the orange one that you mentioned was available at Barnes and Noble.
Yeah that set retired last year as well. Had a pretty short shelf life!
What is frustraten free mean on Amazon I’m always worried it means it’s not in the regular packaging
@@Vahig7 most of the time it means they’ll ship the set in the original packaging that LEGO sent the set in
Great video again 🙌🙌🙌 I always get a bit cautious when stock is still on shelves after retirement. Too much supply to meet the demand?
Thanks! It can be that way for some sets, like the few that are lingering from 2022. I believe most of the 2023 retirees are just clearing through their last big shipment
The restock of 21188 is kinda surprising. That set has been OOS for a long time on Amazon but suddenly there's plenty available. Looks like it's gonna take a while to sell out.
Yeah…never know which sets LEGO will stock Amazon up with this time up year, just have to hope it’s not yours. Unless you’re a long term 5+ year holder, then it’s not as crucial.
@@BrickDomain I usually hold sets for 2-3 years, but heck instant appreciation is always more welcome than delayed ones. LOL.
@@rdyt0 definitely haha
I didn't invest in BD-1 (I got just one for myself) but I wonder if the Cal Kestis minifig actually coming out as part of the Lego Star Wars 25th anniversary could have any effect on the price (assuming it ever goes out of stock). Nobody thought we would ever get more Fallen Order stuff. Unfortunately, it isn't a full Jedi Fallen Order set and is just the minifig as part of the 25th anniversary celebration in an original trilogy set so I am not sure if it really helps but there could be some price pressure there if someone gets the fig and tries to find out if there are any other Jedi Fallen Order sets. Again, assuming BD-1 ever goes out of stock. lol.
True! It does add some collectability to that set. It may be a set that works out for long term investors who wait 5+ years to sell.
Great video and insight. Much appreciated.
No problem, thanks for watching!
Hey Brick Dynasty! Just curious about your opinion on set 76215, Black Panther Head Bust. I purchased 3 of these off legos site as they are going for 40% off. (Roughly $215 each after shipping costs, $350 MSRP) over the next 2 years do you think these will be a good investment, or should I return these while I still have the return option?
Also, What sets that are available for purchase from retailers right now would be good investments, assuming I will not be in contact with my lego investing portfolio over the next 2 years (given living circumstances). Thanks so much! Love the content!
Just responded to your comment on my other video 🫡
Can you explain further why is the vaders castle is underperforming? When it’s up 60-70$?
Sure! Let’s say you’re selling on eBay and sell it for $190, multiply that by .84 to take away eBay fees, you get $159.60. Shipping for this set would be roughly $16 depending on where you’re shipping to/from, so after all of your selling expenses, you’re left with $143.60. If you had a reseller certificate and didn’t pay sales tax on your purchase, you made $17.59 on a $129.99 set. If you paid sales tax, let’s say 8%, your cost would be $140.40, then you’re only coming away with $3.20 in profit. It’s all about your expectations for the set. If you bought this set at MSRP (or even at 20% off) expecting to double your money, like many were at the time, you’re disappointed that 2+ years after retirement you’re barely making your money back.
@@BrickDomain very well said many people don't understand fees plus shipping online!
should i get more of the medieval blacksmiths? so much supply
Personally, I am not buying any at MSRP, will take several years to double my money at that price
@@BrickDomain what if I could get some at 30% off or higher?
@@bbokfan that would just depend on your buying strategy. It’s also still in stock on Amazon which is unfortunate
Is the background your sets behind you actually there? I have seen your sets and background change over the months :)
Yes, and those Disney Haunted Mansions will continue to be there for a very long time because nobody wants them 😂
Yep haha, thought it would be cool to see it change over time!
@@howardk3346 we shall see :)