Common questions about the Emperor Palpatine's Shuttle from Lego (2010).
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Lego set 8096, Emperor Palpatine's Shuttle, is not considered rare. It was a standard retail release in 2010 with a high production volume, making it widely available on the secondary market. Collectors can typically find complete or incomplete sets for reasonable prices through online marketplaces and local resellers.
The Emperor Palpatine's Shuttle originally retailed for $59.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The LEGO set number 8096 does not exist; Emperor Palpatine's Shuttle was released as set 7965 in 2010. To authenticate your item, verify that the box or instruction manual displays the number 7965 and check for the official LEGO logo and copyright date. Counterfeit sets often have incorrect numbering, poor print quality, or missing official branding.
The Emperor Palpatine's Shuttle was released in 2010 by Lego.
LEGO set 8096, Emperor Palpatine's Shuttle, was retired in 2011 and is no longer in production. It is not available to buy new directly from LEGO or authorized retailers. Collectors can only find this set through secondary markets, where it is typically sold as used or new in sealed condition by third-party sellers.
There is no official grading service for LEGO sets, so condition is determined by inspecting the plastic for yellowing, stress marks, and missing pieces. Verify that all minifigures, stickers, and instruction manuals are present and undamaged. Check that the build is complete and that any loose bricks are accounted for against the parts list.
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