Way Too Early Top 10 Retiring LEGO Sets for Investing in 2024! 

Everything New York seems to get their retirement pushed back 😅

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Thanks Dan! Definitely, expecting the same trend to follow with John Deere LEGO sets. That is true, I’ll have to check out some other videos to see what people think about that BrickHeadz set!

Haha yeah I haven’t really heard much talk about that set! Nice, there is one Friends set that I’m eyeing this year as well 👀

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Thank you Tony!

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Yeah it would be interesting to know why they decided to retire that set over the other!

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Interesting! It may also be a store exclusive in your country as well

20 is better than 0! Haha

I can’t tell you want to do since I don’t give investment advice, all I’d say is I’d rather have $645 to invest in other sets than have 3 Black Panther Busts. As far as sets I’m looking at for investing, all 10 sets I broke down in this video are looking good to me right now. It is still early in the year though, some of these sets could be extended or their circumstances could change, making them not great investments. I typically don’t start buying sets for investing until midyear.

@@BrickDomain seriously appreciate it man. Thanks for the response! Love your videos!

@@sethlaycock1677 no problem, appreciate the support!

GWPs are just one aspect of discount stacking, there is also cash back from Honey or Rakuten, credit card cash back, and Insiders points. Here’s a recent example with the Micro Rocket Launchpad (40712) with an order of $200 from last month: -sold launchpad for ~$68, after fees and shipping I netted ~$50. -Student Beans was giving away codes to get the Blacktron Cruiser on purchases for $190 or more. I sold that set for ~$35, after fees and shipping I netted ~$22. -Honey has cash back exclusive offers between 10-20% of a large range of sets. If we say you only got sets that were 10% cash back, that’s $20. -Insiders points give you $10 cash back to spend on future orders -Buying LEGO gift cards from Amazon with a prime card and paying for your orders with them gives you 5% cash back, that’s ~$10. In total, on a $200 order, you would have gotten $112 in cash back, creating a 56% discount on your order before sales tax. If you only bought sets that had 20% cash back through Honey, your discount would have been 66%.

I haven’t, for me the effort it takes to sell them individually isn’t worth the small extra profit

So buy other sets dude, DA!

Nope! That varies based on what factory they were manufactured in. My Skywalker helmets also don’t have seals, they have punch tabs

That’s what I’m saying. The Cantina is a sure winner on just the minifigures alone. It also won’t be hoarded like that since it’s already an expensive set.

It’s a great set, just not in my top 10 :)

It was first added to the Brick Tap list that’s posted on the Legoleak subreddit each month. It’s now been added to the Brick Fanatics list as well in their February update 👍

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