retired lego sets

[Chucks]

Can anyone tell me where I can find a list of all the retired Lego sets? Thanks. Chuck [email protected]

[Ed Mack]

Can anyone tell me where I can find a list of all the retired Lego sets? Thanks.

Chuck [email protected]

There is no "list" that I know of. LEGO does not release concrete announcements when sets are retired. The retired or EOL(End of Line) data is very sketchy. LEGO sets can come in and out of stock numerous times. You really need to look at each set you are interested on the Price/Set Guide page and see if they are still in stock or removed from the LEGO site. It is a grind.

[Doofy McGee]

LEGO investing requires that you do some homework. But don't be discouraged by that fact. It is FUN! :)

[shawn_low]

LEGO investing requires that you do some homework. But don't be discouraged by that fact. It is FUN!

God knows how much time I've spent doing 'homework'. Hah. Fun? Sometimes. :-) But Brick Picker is great for helping out.

[Corythejedi]

Actually lego.com now shows when there is a lego that is retiring soon such the Midevil Village or Diagonal Alley. Hope this helps!

[Mos_Eisley]

Actually lego.com now shows when there is a lego that is retiring soon such the Midevil Village or Diagonal Alley. Hope this helps!

Only a select few sets have been getting the "retiring soon" tag. Plenty of sets that have recently been retired never received the label.

[Legodog]

The more you get involved in all of this the better you will get at predicting when a set may retire. Just keep watching here in the forum and you will get plenty of feedback.

[Doofy McGee]

God knows how much time I've spent doing 'homework'. Hah. Fun? Sometimes. :-) But Brick Picker is great for helping out.

Don't get me wrong, I have done my share of homework too, the less than fun kind. I was just trying to imply that the research you will need to do with this is actually fun, unlike mandatory school homework.