For LEGO fans, nothing beats the thrill of tracking down that elusive set you missed before it disappeared from store shelves. Whether you’re a collector looking to invest or a fan eager to complete your dream build, retired LEGO sets carry both nostalgic and financial value.

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Trending in 2025 

With the release of Jurassic World Rebirth this year, there’s an increased interest in retired dinosaur sets because, let’s face it, who isn’t always ready for another JP? Of course, there are the evergreen classic rarities like the Star Wars Millennium Falcon (bragging rights, anyone?) as well as a variety of LEGO City Modulars that folks are still looking for to complete their city. Today, we’re counting down 5 sought-after, retired LEGO sets in 2025 — and yes, you can still get your hands on them if you know where to look.

1. LEGO® Star Wars 10179 Millennium Falcon (UCS)

• Released: 2007 – Retired: 2009
• Why it’s special: One of the most famous “holy grails” of LEGO collecting.

2. LEGO® 10264 Corner Garage

• Released: 2019 – Retired: 2021
• Why it’s special: 1950s-style American vintage vibes make it stand out from other modulars that tend to be more modern or European-inspired.

3. LEGO® 10297 Boutique Hotel

• Released: 2022 – Retired – Okay, so while it’s not technically retired, it’s hard to find and rumored to retire this year, so we’re including it. 
• Why it’s special: It’s a fan favorite with its beautiful art deco style and vintage theming.

4. LEGO® 10255 Assembly Square

• Released: 2017 – Retired: 2023
• Why it’s special: it was designed to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the LEGO Modular Buildings series and was, at the time, the largest modular to date with 4,000 plus pieces. 

5. LEGO® 75930 Indoraptor Rampage at Lockwood Estate

• Released: 2019 – Retired: 2020
• Why it’s special: The detail of the Indoraptor is astonishing, and the movie scene recreation is dead-on. (pun, intended 😁 )

 Many of these sets are available in limited quantities, and prices can fluctuate rapidly. If you’re hunting for rare and retired LEGO sets for sale, check out our current inventory — we specialize in hard-to-find builds that make collectors’ hearts skip a beat.