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I got about 100 of the 75345 but Lego decided to remove these from the retirement list :( Probably not the best investment but i payed only €9,00 each so there will never be a loss ;)

Except for some of the sequel trilogy battle packs, they're bangers. Out of 25 sets from 2012 to present, the average annual return is 83% from a breakdown I did.

I just buy battle packs to part out because I don't like investing in tiny sets that I have to sell in a high quantity i rather by a low quantity high price.

Great analysis...I do not invest in battle packs. I am usually in the $50-120 range. Sometimes up to 150 or 199 if I feel the set will be in high demand

thanks for the support!

I think that is an assumption that many people make, but ROIs are still really strong. Look at Police Station, Thors Hammer, Birds of Paradise from 2023. Retired just a few months ago and immediately selling for crazy good ROIs. If the market was saturated, that wouldn't happen

@@BrickBucks I understand but let me refrase,I'm worried it would take to long for my stock to sell between all the other listings of people who are doing the same thing like me. I know you're the expert and I'm probably wrong. It's just how it feels to me when I'm on the web's different market places, Lego everywhere. No disrespect, I watch your videos to learn.

@@Treayom yeah it's normal to feel this way at first. Only after I started selling LEGO did I realize how easy it is to sell LEGO online. Before I started selling, I didn't believe that the demand would be strong enough when prices have gone up. But the demand for retired LEGO still surprises me to this day

@@dimosscratch2797 That Tie fighter helmet though..

Yes for sure

So the argument is that most sets seem to increase in price to the point where it is worth selling after 1-2 years. At 50% off, the captain rex set might increase by 200% in 3 years, which is a phenomenal ROI. If the S&P500 gives 100% ROI over 7 years, buying the captain rex at 50% off can give a 4x better ROI than the S&P 500. That is insane. Buy Buy BUY. Assuming you believe it'll increase in price. And you can probably guarantee you can at least sell it for its RRP price