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My Walmart GWP arrived today. Quality is not bad—they even added a rubber LEGO brick for the closure.

Not sure if this has been posted or not....September 1 Harry Potter GWP Info https://jaysbrickblog.com/news/lego-40695-borgin-and-burkes-floo-network-and-collectible-weasley-clock-gwp-revealed/

Retired Sets..... all plateau at some hard to determine supply demand point. Once reached they can stagnate for years. See VW Beetle for example. Stagnating at $200 for years. You need to determine if the retired set in question can "break out" to new highs. Amount of sellers and units sold per month (aka supply/demand) are the key determinants. Research well.

a lot of talking about buying and zero on selling. All your money is made in selling and that's, by far, the hardest part of the equation. Who cares if something appreciated 200% in theory if you can't sell it anywhere near that price. so the first question is...have you sold anything before and at what scale? also as the value goes up all the risks associated with the whole process goes up as well. based on your questions, you seem risk averse. A key problem with jumping into retired sets is that A. You can't be sure the product is 100% legit...the more you mitigate this risk the more you pay. Whereas with current sets you can be relatively sure it's legit if its from a major retailer.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Fighter Plane Chase 77012, $27.99 at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BLJ3VWXJ ***Edit** Yeah, looking at Keepa, I guess that it has been that price before.