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1. Re: Predictions on Discontinuing Sets and their Secondary Market Value

   

   Comment by roxio · June 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   #10019-1

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   Comment by BrickDancer · June 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   ^^What's so bad about 10019?

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   Comment by Bandit · June 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   ^ 10019 doesn't even sell for half what 10179 sells for...

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   Comment by Pitfall69 · June 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   I would love to know, outside of UCS models, what Lego sets are in high demand that don't come with minifigures. You guys are on the clock. GO!!! ^^What's so bad about 10019? Nothing

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   Comment by pvancil27 · July 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   10198 looks very nice if you throw it up on a pair of stands though. I actually like its look better then the #10019 despite being a bit smaller. Regret missing out on the 8129. It's sadly the "one that got away"

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   Comment by y2josh · March 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Here's the problem with 10198 (I think) - It doesn't appeal nicely to either main camp of collector. For kids, it doesn't really have the requisite play features or stellar cast of minifigs... never mind that two of the minifigs have had updated versions issued since. For AFOLs, it's not going to be as desirable as 10019,…

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   Comment by LegoFanTexas · June 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   #10019-1 Ditto, this one is not in high demand, I'm not even sure it rates as "demand" anymore. Minor bits of buying here and there, but the fact that price has fallen since Christmas and it has been out so long, it just isn't going anywhere any time soon. Just one person's opinion...

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   Comment by zmagilicutie · April 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   The front of the Tantive IV is too small and makes the ship look rather ugly (not that it's all that great looking to begin with. It's iconic because it's the first ship seen in Star Wars.) Here's a good looking MOC that has a more proportioned front (click on the second image comparing the two):…

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   Comment by JBricks27 · June 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   What's more valuable, the 10019 blockade runner or 10179 millennium falcon? And in general, how would your rank the star wars UCS in order from most to least valuable? (by valuable I mean, how much you would pay for them now) I'm sure there's a lot to consider: how many pieces, original price, how long the set has been…

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    Comment by LegoFanTexas · June 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    Most of the Lego sets have a bell curve, they rise for a few years, level off, then start to drop. I sold a few copies of 10019 before Christmas for a higher price than they are going for now. That being said, this is Summer, so they might rise again for this Christmas, but I think that set has long since reached its peak.…

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