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I don't really have a comment, but man if Lone Ranger was 2013 I've been on this site a lot longer than I realized. lol.

Check a few pages back. I switched a few weeks ago - no questions asked.

The Brick Fan reported a Frozen 2 GWP starting 10/7. Olaf promo set with $50 purchase. https://www.thebrickfan.com/lego-disney-frozen-2-olafs-traveling-sleigh-40361-promotional-set-revealed/ Might be an excellent flip for the holidays after the movie comes out.

Looks as if Elsa has a serious case of Antonio Brown feet going on.

could it be that they are so expensive (different) from the rest that only a few chains / supermarkets actually sell them? Thus LEGO chose the way to promote in the catalogue those sets that are generally available everywhere.. it was the same all these years back when the "largest" city sets were also not included in the catalogue since they were so large and expensive that only a handful of the mechants would stock them and offer for sale.

I really like the silver mine shootout set of this theme. One of the most beautiful Lego sets ever in my opinion.

There was about a year where the Blue Baseplate was unavailable from LEGO back in 2015-2016 I believe. Only way to get it was via an Education Baseplate pack. And as already mentioned, the green Baseplate went from regular green to bright green at some point a while back as well. Plus, there are other Baseplate colors that are or have been available via LEGO Bricks & Pieces but never standalone, like the Reddish Brown Baseplate Jang uses in his railyard.

Lego produce a rolling exit date list as part of their wholesale ordering system and the only people privy to it are usual buyers or their friends. Lego don´t like this info being shared, same with all the new set info with confidential watermarks so not many people "in the know" want to say how and why they know as it could cause them or their friends problems.

Oh, if two people are going to be wrong, I will step in and set the record straight. The Pinball number Count song is from Sesame Street. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinball_Number_Count There is even a very recently created online pinball game for it! https://www.sesamestreet.org/games?id=25653 And Pentatonix came on and sang it with some interstitial songs that are pretty nice as well, my daughter loves it.

I always check the 'This is a gift' box. Therefore, they put it in another box to hide its identity. Doesn't guarantee that what they select to put in that box is in good shape, but it helps.

Look what I found today...

He's confident for a reason. Question is which ones of those will actually dry up. Retirement means a lot less since last year and can guarantee it will be worse this year. 10259, 76100, 75190, 10214 are good examples. All retired last year. 2 LEGO marked retired but have been available all year and 2 LEGO still is selling themselves along with others cause they have so much excess stock. Amazon still sitting on 967 Winter Stations in late Sept. There are more sets but those are just a few examples. LEGO has been having a habit of dumping the last unsold batches to random retailers in large quantities last few years so probably see more of that and then the ones really oversaturated will still be available at multiple retailers even though they aren't in production anymore.

Not sure I understand the "Buy Box Eligibility". I frequently have the Buy Box on LEGO listings with my personal account. I have seen comments like this on Seller forums, and I thought it meant you get Buy Box on listings for your own products (i.e. where there is no competition because the products are items you make). UPDATE: Just pulled the trigger on moving to a Professional plan. After confirming my Credit Card details, picking the "Toys & Games" category, and giving an indication of my listing volume, I had to do a txt-message verification and was immediately approved. Account shows Professional and all my listings are still active. I now have access to Tax Settings as well (no settings there when you are on an Individual plan).