Lego is expensive. However, the prices for certain sets and especially for minifigures have now risen to dizzying heights. Some of the valuable figures simply require you to have been in the right place at the right time, but others could still be lying dormant on your shelf or in a box in the basement. In our photo gallery you can check whether you are sitting on a real treasure.
Finch Dallow
Even the biggest Star Wars fans might be wondering: Who is Finch Dallow? The Resistance pilot from Star Wars: The Last Jedi comes from the Resistance Bomber set (see at Lego), but he was added to the set later so not everyone received him.
According to BrickEconomy, the supporting character is now worth around 2,132 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Shadow Leonardo
Shadow Leonardo is a dark alternate version of Leonardo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, with a noticeably darker color scheme than the regular figure. As an exclusive Comic-Con figure from 2012, she is particularly rare today.
According to BrickEconomy, the ninja turtle is worth around 2,361 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Clone trooper Commander Fox
This figure owes its value to a flaw. Commander Fox appeared in the Phase 1 Coruscant Guard uniform with dark visor, pauldron and kama, but a misprint on the torso made it an unwanted rarity, even though the set he came with was not rare at all. It is the Separatist Spider Droid (view at Lego).
According to BrickEconomy, the special clone is worth around 2,577 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Boba Fett
Boba Fett is one of the most popular characters in the entire Star Wars universe. This variant from the valuable Cloud City set with printed arms and legs is the most valuable of its many Lego incarnations.
According to BrickEconomy, the special Boba Fett minifigure is worth around 2,647 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Green Arrow
Oliver Queen aka Green Arrow made it into the Lego world in 2013 as a Comic-Con exclusive figure. The DC billionaire and master marksman fights crime in the comic universe with a bow and arrow.
According to BrickEconomy, Lego Green Arrow is worth around 2,816 euros (view at Brick Economy).
C-3PO
For the 30th anniversary of Star Wars in 2007, LEGO released a very special version of the protocol droid C-3PO: completely in shiny chrome gold. The figure is still one of the most sought-after Star Wars minifigures ever.
According to BrickEconomy, this C-3PO is worth around 3,279 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Superman
Now it’s Superman’s turn. Not the classic blue Superman, but the darker version. This figure shows the Kryptonian in a black suit. It also appeared exclusively at Comic-Con 2013.
According to BrickEconomy, the iconic superhero is worth around 4,103 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Iron Man
We’re switching back to the Marvel universe. This Iron Man figure was released as an exclusive giveaway at the New York Toy Fair in 2012 and shows the genius billionaire in his battle suit. It was never available outside of the trade fair.
According to BrickEconomy, the figure is now worth around 6,967 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Spider Woman
Along with Spider-Man on the podium: Spider-Woman. She was also an exclusive giveaway at San Diego Comic-Con 2013 and depicts Jessica Drew from the Marvel universe. Unlike Spider-Man, who is available in other (less valuable) versions as a minifigure, there is only this one Spider-Woman.
According to BrickEconomy, the figure is now worth around 5,611 euros (view at Brick Economy).
Mr Gold
Mr. Gold is the holy grail of LEGO minifigure collectors. It appeared in Minifigures Series 10 in 2013, is made entirely of gold and has an individual serial number. Exactly 5,000 copies were produced worldwide, randomly mixed into the series’ blind bags. Whoever drew it was simply lucky.
According to BrickEconomy it is worth around 8,536 euros today (view at Brick Economy). An offer on eBay is currently selling it for 7,000 euros (view on eBay).
Spider-Man
1st place belongs to a very special Spider-Man. This Spider-Man figure was created as an exclusive giveaway figure for the San Diego Comic-Con 2013. Anyone who got hold of it back then now holds the most valuable LEGO minifigure in the world in their hands.
According to the website BrickEconomy, it is worth around 13,200 euros today (view at Brick Economy). There is also an offer on eBay right now. The seller is even asking for an insane 18,900 euros (see on eBay).