LEGO Star Wars sets usually stay on sale for one to three years. Once retired, collectors turn to the pre-owned market. These are among the most sought-after.
Ultimate Collector Series
- Millennium Falcon 75192, Imperial Star Destroyer 75252 and Slave I 75060.
- B-wing Starfighter 10227 and Y-Wing Starfighter 75181.
- Sandcrawler 75059 and TIE Fighter 75095.
Playsets with iconic scenes
Rare promotional items
Exclusive items like the Shadow ARF Trooper 2856197 minifigure are collected for their rarity.
Buying tips
- Check minifigures: they're often the most valuable part of a set.
- Check that instructions are included.
- Compare Like New, Imperfect Box and Used options.
Shop the sets in this article
- 75192 Millennium Falcon — Like New · Used
- 75252 Imperial Star Destroyer — Like New · Used
- 75060 Slave I — Like New · Imperfect Box
- 10227 B-wing Starfighter — Like New
- 75181 Y-Wing Starfighter — Like New
- 10236 Ewok Village — Like New · Imperfect Box
- 75159 Death Star — Used
- 9516 Jabba's Palace — Like New · Used
- 7666 Hoth Rebel Base — Like New
- 2856197 Shadow ARF Trooper — Like New
Every listing states its actual condition and what is included. See our condition guide.
FAQ
Do retired LEGO Star Wars sets increase in value?
Many popular sets do, but it varies. Buy what you enjoy rather than as a guaranteed investment.
How do I know if a LEGO Star Wars set is retired?
When LEGO stops selling it in its own stores, it's considered retired.
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