Data Analyst Uncovers Impossible 'Ghost Set' in Bricks and Minifigs Scandal—'The Numbers Shouldn't Exist'
A team of independent data analysts sifting through the leaked transactions of the Bricks and Minifigs scandal have stumbled upon a glitch that has sent shudders through the collector community. According to sources, the internal inventory database shows a single, inexplicable entry for a set that was never manufactured: a 1980s-era 'Lunar Jedi Temple' with a production date of January 1, 1970—the Unix epoch zero point.
'This is like finding a license plate for a car that was never built, registered to a driver who wasn't born yet,' says lead analyst Jenna Croft. 'The line item has exactly zero suppliers, zero confirmed sales, but a suggested retail price of exactly $0.00. It's a ghost. The only anomaly more terrifying is that two separate Minneapolis-based franchises listed identical 'phantom orders' for this set within minutes of the FBI raid. If this is a secret signal, someone wanted us to find it.'
The Bricks and Minifigs scandal, already known for price manipulation and counterfeit minifig trafficking, now has a digital watermark that looks like a pop-up from The Matrix.