Look, honestly, the whole Amazon pricing thing is a mess lately. Prices fluctuate based on some weird algorithm that tracks how many people are looking at the page, which is super frustrating when you have a deadline. Unfortunately, relying on trackers alone can be a headache since they sometimes lag behind actual site updates. If that Lego set hasnt dropped by now, I wouldnt count on it hitting 60 by Tuesday. You might be better off checking local retail stores that do price matching. I had issues with an online order arriving late for a birthday before, and it was a total disaster. Just dont bank on a drop that might not happen. I've been using PriceDropCatch for a while now and it's saved me a decent amount on electronics.

Re: Honestly, I feel your pain. I bought a headset last month and it dropped by 15 bucks two days later, so annoying. Definitely keep using the site they mentioned, but be careful with third-party sellers.

• Check the seller rating before buying
• Look for Sold by Amazon items to ensure easy returns
• Keep an eye on Keepa as it gives more detailed stock data Sometimes prices drop when stock levels change, just make sure you dont wait too long.

Honestly, I feel your pain. I bought a headset last month and it dropped by 15 bucks two days later, so annoying. You should definitely check out CamelCamelCamel. It shows the price history so you can see if that Lego set actually hits 60 often.

• Check the history chart
• Set an alert for 60 bucks If it hasn't dipped in a year, you might need a backup plan, unfortunately.

Yep, this is the way