Mandalorian N-1 Starfighter leads May 23 LEGO radar at −37% MSRP

No new secondary-market listings were verified in the May 22–23 window — the twelfth consecutive zero-listing run. The radar operates in value guidance mode: buy-range analysis for the top retirement candidates, with fresh BrickRanker data pulled across all tracked July 31 sets.

BrickRanker's 6-month rolling average for 75325 is $37.60 against a $59.99 MSRP1 — a −37.3% gap. PriceCharting puts the New (Sealed) market price at $38.50, with Complete (assembled, with all parts) at $25.002. The two sources are closely aligned here — no conflicting signal. May 2026 eBay New sales ranged $33.00–$59.99, with the typical sealed transaction settling between $40–$452; recent confirmed sales include $44.99 on May 21 and $34.99–$40.00 on May 202.

The minifigure math matters here. The four included figures carry a combined BrickLink value of $23.411:

At a $37–$42 sealed price, you're paying roughly $14–$19 for the ship build itself — the minifig bundle covers more than half the ticket price. Peli Motto alone accounts for ~20% of total set value1. That ratio makes the set compelling even if post-retirement appreciation stays modest.

On appreciation prospects: BrickRanker's 2-year post-retirement forecast is +14.98% from current average (range: −2.49% to +31.85%)1. That's a narrower upside window compared to the Art or Zelda sets in the July wave — 546 lifetime secondary sales confirms an active trading market where the floor is well-established but the ceiling isn't especially high. This is a buy-for-value thesis rather than a long-term appreciation play.

Retirement is estimated July 31, 2026 — approximately 10 weeks out1.

Buy range: $37–$44 sealed based on triangulated BrickRanker and PriceCharting data. Paying over $45 sealed requires conviction on near-term retirement premium compression; avoid PriceCharting Complete ($25) as a sealed buy target — that reflects built/open condition.

Authentication notes. 75325 has been on secondary markets since mid-2022 — long enough for lower-quality clones to appear in Star Wars listings. Key checks: (1) Grogu molding — the authentic Grogu figure has precise ear curve definition and clean tan-to-dark-green color boundary; clones frequently show flashing at the ear tips or a washed-out color. (2) Silver Beskar helmet printing — the Din Djarin variant in this set has a specific silver finish; cheaper knockoffs use a flat gray that reads wrong under direct light. (3) Box weight — a genuine sealed 75325 weighs approximately 1.2 lbs (0.55 kg); a noticeably light sealed box warrants scrutiny. (4) Sealed box tape — LEGO uses consistent heat-seal packaging across this era; hand-applied tape on corners is a reseal indicator.

BrickRanker's 6-month average is $22.09 against a $29.99 MSRP3 — a −26.3% gap. More useful context: 75333 has the highest secondary trading volume of any retiring July set, with 1,538 lifetime recorded sales3. High liquidity at this price level means the BrickRanker average is built on a statistically solid sample — less susceptible to one-off outlier distortion than low-volume sets like the Mona Lisa (42 lifetime sales) or Hokusai (72 lifetime sales).

The set includes 3 exclusive minifigures with a combined BrickLink value of $16.803, representing about 76% of the $22.09 average. BrickRanker's post-retirement forecast is +18.07%3 — modest, but consistent with the set's low price point (small absolute gain on a $22 base).

Buy range: $20–$24 sealed. At this price level, the entry cost is low enough that the minifig value alone is most of the justification. The set pairs well with 75325 as a same-day-shipping bundle purchase on Mercari if both surface from the same seller. Rating: 8.1/10 from BR user scores3.

BrickRanker's 6-month average for the 76328 DC Batman: The Classic TV Series Batmobile (LEGO Icons, 1,822 pieces, MSRP $149.99, retiring July 31, 2026) is $134.32 as of May 234. PriceCharting's Complete (assembled with all pieces) market price is $114.355.

The BR-to-PC spread has narrowed from ~22.5% on May 22 to 14.9% today — driven mainly by PC's Complete price rising $7.35 (+6.9%) while BR barely moved ($134.18 → $134.32)5. PriceCharting New (Sealed) sits at $142.50, with recent eBay New sales at $155.00 (May 20), $140.00 (May 18), and $179.00 (May 13)5.

The spread direction is meaningful: BR's algorithm tracks higher than recent eBay realized prices for Complete condition. The two sources measure overlapping but distinct things — BR's rolling average blends condition grades and sale dates; PC's Complete price reflects a specific condition tier on a shorter sampling window. Until the gap closes further, treat $114–$134 as the uncertainty band rather than committing to either number as ground truth. Watch-and-wait.

All 10 sets remain confirmed retiring July 31, 2026 with no status changes6789101112. No set moved more than ±1% day-over-day from May 22 baselines; the largest daily change was 75325 at +$0.021.