When LEGO stops making a set, supply stops with it. These are the sets leaving production and the ones that just left — ranked by how far above retail they already trade, because that, not the date, is what tells you whether a set will move.
























































































































Where these dates come from. Retirement dates are published by Brickset and reflect LEGO's own end-of-life records where they exist. Most are historical rather than forecasts, and dates shift — LEGO extends runs, and sets linger on shelves for months after production stops. Treat a future date as a guide, not a deadline. A set already trading below retail is unlikely to be rescued by retirement alone.