LEGO sets retiring soon
857 sets with a confirmed date
When a LEGO set retires it’s gone for good, and the ones people want tend to climb above retail once they’re off the shelves. Below are the 857 sets with a confirmed upcoming retirement date, grouped by the month they leave, starting with the 138 retiring within 90 days. The most valuable one already trades at $899.95.
Open any set for its live market value and price history, or see the retiring sets ranked by value.
Retiring by theme
Most valuable sets retiring soon
Sets with a known upcoming retirement date, ranked by market value — the pricier ones to grab before they're gone.
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Death Star75419-1 · 2025 · 9,031 pcs$899.95market valueRetires Dec 2028 - 2
Millennium Falcon75192-1 · 2017 · 7,541 pcs$750.00market valueRetires Dec 2026 - 3
The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith11377-1 · 2026 · 8,278 pcs$728.70market valueRetires Dec 2028 - 4
Titanic10294-1 · 2021 · 9,092 pcs$650.99market valueRetires Dec 2028 - 5
Gringotts Wizarding Bank – Collectors' Edition76417-1 · 2023 · 4,809 pcs$650.00market valueRetires Jul 2026 - 6
Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser75367-1 · 2023 · 5,381 pcs$629.00market valueRetires Dec 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What does it mean when a LEGO set retires?
Retiring means the LEGO Group stops making a set, so retailers sell through the last stock and it leaves shelves for good. After that the only way to buy it is the secondary market, where sought-after sets often climb above their original retail price.
How many LEGO sets are retiring soon?
857 LEGO sets have a confirmed upcoming retirement date on CollectORbuild, and 138 of them retire within the next 90 days. They're listed by month above so you can see what's leaving first.
Should I buy a LEGO set before it retires?
Retired sets can appreciate a lot: Death Star is already worth $899.95 on the secondary market. Sets still on shelves usually sit near retail, and prices most often rise once a popular set is retired and stock dries up. If you want one to keep or build, buying before it's gone avoids paying a resale premium later. This is general market information, not investment advice.