The LEGO Group has revealed some of their upcoming retiring sets in 2017 on the LEGO Europe store. This is a good indicator those sets will be retired worldwide soon. Included in the list are:
Ninjago sets
70605 Misfortune’s Keep
Price: 
$158.98
CDN$ 199.99
£111.99
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EUR 129,90
70326 The Black Knight Mech by LEGO
70604 Tiger Widow Island
70321 General Magmar’s Siege Machine of Doom
70602 Jay’s Elemental Dragon
70603 Raid Zeppelin
70601 Sky Shark
70600 Ninja Bike Chase
Nexo Knight sets
70324 Merlok’s Library 2.0
70322 Axl’s Tower Carrier
70323 Jestro’s Volcano Lair
70320 Aaron Fox’s Aero-Striker V2
70319 Macy’s Thunder Mace
70318 The Glob Lobber
70336 Ultimate Axl
70337 Ultimate Lance
70339 Ultimate Flama
Angry Birds sets
75826 King Pig’s Castle
75825 Piggy Pirate Ship
75824 Pig City Teardown
75823 Bird Island Egg Heist
75822 Piggy Plane Attack
75821 Piggy Car Escape
Star Wars Sets
75158 Rebel Combat Frigate
75141 Kanan’s Speeder Bike
75142 Homing Spider Droid
City Sets
60131 Crooks Island
Legends of Chima sets
850779 LEGO® Legends of Chima™ Minifigure Accessory Set
Best Sets of These 2017 Retirements
There are many Nexo Knight, Ninjago and Angry Birds sets to be retired this year. Since they are mostly non-exclusive sets, they generally aren’t a good investment unless they are at a significant discount.
75158 Rebel Combat Frigate, 75141 Kanan’s Speeder Bike and 75142 Homing Spider Droid have been available for a more than a year. The retirements of those sets have been expected and come as little surprise.
Note that these announced retirements are just a handful of the sets that will be retired this year, and LEGO may still have some surprises in store for us!
Time for another haul!
The Rebel Combat Frigade, the Angry Birds sets and the Chima set all look like they will appreciate. The Angry Birds because of the exclusive molds, for now and overall the prints. The Rebel Frigade because of the current size and price and the somewhat *rare* prints on the minifigs. The Chima because of the once again *rare* minifigs plus the fact that Chima as a set series ended in 2014-2015. Hope this helps!
Hello Derek,
I don’t agree with you. The Angry Birds sets are shelf keepers. It’s an unpopular theme and the target group are kids. Chima is one of the least popular themes and not worth to collect it. In my opinion it won’t be worth collecting it. The Rebel Combat Frigate on the other side is a Star Wars set. Star Wars sets in whole are good investments but the 75158 is not from the canonical plot. It’s from the REBELS sub theme so time will tell…
Just my 2 cents… 😉
I agree that Star Wars is a better investment but Rebels = canon. So the Rebel combat frigate is now part of the Star Wars canon.