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Set 75192, the Millennium Falcon, is a highly sought-after LEGO Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) set from an iconic Star Wars franchise released in 2018. With over 7,500 pieces, it offers an impressive building experience and an even more impressive investment opportunity. The set includes 8 minifigures, such as Han Solo, Chewbacca, Princess Leia, C-3PO, Older Han Solo, Rey, and Finn. It was initially pre-released to VIP members on September 14th, 2017, two weeks before the general public. The set quickly sold out upon its release and remained hard to find for the next year, often selling for about 25% above its retail value. At the time of its release, this Millennium Falcon 75192 was the largest Lego set ever produced and remains a highly-desired piece amongst LEGO collectors &amp; Star Wars fans alike. 
 
While the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for the set is €849.99, the current average price on secondary markets is around €781. This opportunity is a 20-set bundle, with each set acquired for just €570, making it a compelling investment case. It is expected that the set will retire sometime between mid-to-late 2023: its current lifespan is 65 months compared to just 31 months of other sets in this theme. After retirement, it is estimated that the set's value will jump nearly 15% immediately and then experience an annual growth rate of close to 8% after the second year, potentially valuing the set between €1,055 and €1,136 shortly after retirement. 
 
The Lego Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) is a subtheme introduced in 2000 and currently consists of 37 sets. These sets are known for their intricate detailing and target older builders. The UCS sets are often larger and more expensive compared to typical Lego sets. As of today, the average annual growth rate for all sets in the Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series is approximately 7.7%. 
 
The most valuable Ultimate Collector Series set is the 10143 Death Star II, valued at €2,763.20. The Ultimate Collector Series set with the highest growth rate is the 10026 Special Edition Naboo Starfighter, experiencing a growth rate of 2633.11%. The largest Ultimate Collector Series set is the 75192 Millennium Falcon, which features an impressive 7,541 pieces. 
 
The Ultimate Collector's Series (UCS) is a Lego subtheme of Star Wars that was introduced in 2000. These sets are known for their intricate detailing and target older builders. The UCS sets are often larger and more expensive compared to typical Lego sets. 
 
The Lego Star Wars theme, licensed and released in 1999, is based on concepts from the Star Wars franchise, including films, comic books, video games, cartoon series, and other sources. The theme encompasses all the main films, anthology films, animated movies and TV series, as well as the extended universe. 
 
Return and cost calculation

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	<li>Total value €11,400</li>
	<li>Expected value after 4 years (balanced) €16,730</li>
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	<li>Total fees €885</li>
	<li>Fees 7.8%</li>
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	<li>Annual fees 1.9%</li>
	<li>Annual return 8.6%</li>
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The price of €11,950 includes the Splint Invest platform fee and external maintenance costs of €550. €11,400 can be allocated to the Lego sets. 
Platform Fee Splint Invest: Compensation for the tokenization of the assets, the maintenance as well as the further development of the application and the costs related to the research and maintenance of the expert network. 
External maintenance costs: Shipping, handling, as well as storage and insurance over the whole investment horizon.

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31001 Lego Star Wars 75192

The previous model of the Millennium Falcon shows an average annual appreciation of over 11%. 
 
The 20 sets were purchased at a price per set of €570. The current average market price is at €781 and is expected to increase to over €1,000 after the set is discontinued by mid to end of 2023.

Return

The Lego chain index shows a low positive correlation to the S&amp;P 500 index of just 0.13 points and therefore brings stability to a portfolio. 
 
The price of a set can decline if Lego decides to relaunch the product in form of a newer version. However, this is an extremely rare case, with most new sealed sets enjoying steady growth.

Stability

Released in: June 2023 
 
The average market&nbsp;price per set is €781, which is significantly higher than our purchase price of €570. This investment opportunity contains 20 sets.

Three reasons to invest

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	<li>Production of this set is expected to be discontinued in mid-to-late 2023 with the estimated value after discontinuation of €1,055 (our purchase price per set is €570 – in total 20 sets).</li>
	<li>The previous model of the Millennium Falcon shows an average annual appreciation of over 11%, fuelled by LEGO &amp; Star Wars collectors.</li>
	<li>This investment has a return potential of +40% over 4 years and is associated with approximately 5.3% related costs.</li>
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Lego, Star Wars, Millennium Falcon, 75192

Lego sets have proven to be a stable investment over time, with many sets appreciating significantly whilst showcasing high defensive properties against market downturns. This can be attributed to several factors, including limited releases, general theme popularity, the rarity of certain pieces, and the overall increasing recognition of collectable &amp; investment properties of LEGO sets. 
 
The average annual increase in value of the Lego sets over the last 30 years is at 11.1%.

Track Record

Nikita Shimkus works in&nbsp;Strategy Innovation Consulting&nbsp;in London. Due to his passion and experience in investing in Lego, he offers his services as a private advisor.

Nikita Shimkus works in Strategy Innovation Consulting in London. He is a co-author of a peer-review academic paper that explores LEGO sets as an alternative portfolio investment. Fuelled by the potential of this asset class &amp; lifelong love for plastic bricks, Nikita set up and ran his own LEGO store on BrickLink marketplace for nearly 2 years, achieving impressive results: 
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	<li>Opened an online store for collectable LEGO sets &amp;&nbsp;parts with an average monthly net profit of £1,200.</li>
	<li>Reached a total investment portfolio of over £11,000.</li>
	<li>Processed over 500 orders with 100% positive feedback.</li>
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Nikita Shimkus - Advisor

Nikita Shimkus is working as Strategy Consultant in London. Due to his passion and experience in investing in Lego, he offers his services as a private advisor.

This is a concrete investment opportunity in which we have recalculated the expected performance given by the external expert (Nikita Shimkus) and have thus checked whether a positive return can be expected after deducting all costs for storage and insurance. Furthermore, we have verified the existence, proper storage and insurance of the watch.

Lego, Star Wars, Millennium Falcon, 75192

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