UPDATED 27 JANUARY 2026
LEGO Editions Sets – Retirement Dates & Price Per Piece
This page shows LEGO Editions sets along with their retirement dates and price per piece (PPP) to help you plan your collection efficiently. Use our interactive table to find retired sets, upcoming retirements, and pricing details at a glance. If you’re getting a great deal on a set or purchasing your white whale (hopefully both) you can use the price per piece calculator for your buying price. For a more detailed explanation about retirement dates check out our Guide to LEGO Retirement Dates.
Price Per Piece: 0.00
Soccer Ball
Set: 43019
Theme: Editions
Pieces: 1498
Age: 10+
MSRP: $129.99
Price per Piece: $0.09
Released: Mar 2026
Retire Date: Unknown
FIFA World Cup Official Trophy
Set: 43020
Theme: Editions
Pieces: 2842
Age: 12+
MSRP: $199.99
Price per Piece: $0.07
Released: Mar 2026
Retire Date: Unknown
For LEGO fans, collectors, and investors, retirement dates are a crucial part of the hobby. When a LEGO set retires, it means that production has officially ended, and no more units will be manufactured. This often leads to significant changes in availability, pricing, and demand in the secondary market.
A lot of LEGO enthusiasts also use Price Per Piece, or PPP, to value the set(s) they want to purchase. Though we’re not a huge fan of this metric we find ourselves doing the same thing all the time. The value of the set should really be – is the price worth the amount of time, fun, nostalgia, play or display opportunities and does your wallet agree.
The problem with using PPP to value a LEGO set is the consideration of piece type. You may have a set with a great Price Per Piece value, like set 31212 The Milky Way Galaxy with a PPP of $0.06, but the majority of those pieces are small 1×1 tiles and common pieces. You also have to consider special molds, minifigs and intellectual property (IP) licenses. For example, set 75434 Battle of Felucia Separatist MTT has a higher Price Per Piece at $0.16 but it’s Star Wars, comes with a couple minifigs and a bunch of droids, it’s cool and we want it for our collection.