21004 Guggenheim vs. 21007 Rockefeller Center

[Migration]

One of my local B&Ns has several Guggenheims 21004 while another one is well stocked with Rockefeller Center 21007. Which one do y'all see doing better as a flip this Christmas? Longterm? For the record I've been picking up both whenever I get coupons, but I think the Guggenheim is the stronger set overall. I figured we needed something else to talk about besides the SSD or unsubstantiated May 4th speculation.

 

 

As both of these are retired "flip" was a poor word choice, I do expect to sell a few if the price gets high enough this Christmas though.

[stephen_rockefeller]

I could be totally wrong but I thought kids sets were the sets to be flipping during the holiday season. Is there a spike in adult themed sets during Christmas?

[fuzzy_bricks]

I don't know about flipping an architecture set at Christmas, but I would say Guggenheim for longer term.

[Migration]

I could be totally wrong but I thought kids sets were the sets to be flipping during the holiday season. Is there a spike in adult themed sets during Christmas?

The White House did well for me last year. I was consistantly getting $60ish for it, not bad when purchased for around $30.

[nolanfan34]

I go with the Frank Lloyd Wright name. Guggenheim for me.

[Quacs]

I go with the Frank Lloyd Wright name. Guggenheim for me.

 

Agreed - iconic Frank Lloyd Wright building wins over Rock Center.

[jbacunn]

I follow Architecture sets pretty closely on ebay and Guggenheim has been doing better of late but I think both are solid investments especially if you can use some coupons to purchase. White House does well even though it's still available and will be a winner after retirement. 

[TheOrcKing]

It's the battle of the century!

Solomon Vs. Rockefeller

[spener90]

Both are retired, and both should do well.  This would not really be considered a flip either, as there will be no more produced.