Minifigure Price Guide

Every minifigure, priced.

The right minifigure can be worth more than the set it came in. Now every one has a home: real value on more than 17,000 figures, with price history, a forecast, and the sets it appears in. Built from what figures actually sell for, not what someone is asking.

Free to look up any figure. A subscription unlocks the full history, the forecast, and the family view that shows where a character's value really comes from.

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Minifigure page for Boba Fett (Cloud City) showing a value around $1,262, an Ultra Rare tier, the value range, and the eBay sold confidence pill

Why we built it

The market's blind spot was the figure on top of the set.

Price guides were built around sets. Portfolio tools tracked sets. Every serious piece of LEGO market data started and ended at the box. The single most valuable, most collected object in all of LEGO had no proper home.

Now the minifigure is a first-class citizen. Real value on more than 17,000 figures, each with its own page, its own history, and its own forecast.

And it is not a bolted-on lookup table. A figure flows through your Brickfolio, your sales ledger, your insurance paperwork, and the Most Valuable rankings. Search a Cloud City Boba Fett or a common city cop, and the data is finally there.

What's in the guide

A full picture of every figure

Current value with the evidence behind it, price history and a forecast, the variant family, live marketplace, and the way a figure connects to your sets and your collection.

Every figure has its own page

Search any minifigure and you get a page built around it: current value, a value range, the year it first appeared, and the sets it came in. When a figure trades often enough, we show its recent eBay sold price and how many sales that number is built on, so you can see the confidence behind the value instead of taking it on faith.

  • Current value plus a low and high range
  • eBay sold price with the sale count behind it
  • Value tier at a glance: Notable, Valuable, Premium, Ultra Rare
  • A written read on why a figure is scarce, appreciating, or cooling
Minifigure detail page for Boba Fett (Cloud City) showing a value of about $1,262, an Ultra Rare tier badge, the low and high range, and an eBay sold confidence pill

Price history and a real forecast

A multi-year value chart with a low and high band, plus a forward forecast out to one and five years. Watch the quiet stretches, the step-ups after a figure's set retired, and where the market is heading. Free members see the most recent year; the full history and the forecast are part of a subscription.

  • Multi-year monthly value with a low and high band
  • Projected 1 and 5 year forecast (paid)
  • Range toggle: 1Y, 3Y, 5Y, all time
  • Annual growth, total return, and all-time-high vs today (paid)
Value history and forecast chart with a value line, low and high bands, and a dashed forecast cone projecting several years out

The family view, where a figure's value really comes from

Most minifigures are not unique. There are dozens of Batmen and a long line of Darth Vaders. What actually moves a figure's value is what happens to its siblings. The family view lays out every version of a character on a timeline, and a cannibalization signal tells you what happened to the price after newer versions dropped. This is the part we care about most, and it is a subscription feature.

  • Every version of a character on one timeline
  • This version vs the family average
  • The most valuable version, crowned
  • Cannibalization signal: did newer versions soften the original, or not
The character family panel showing every Boba Fett variant on a timeline with values, a most-valuable crown, and a cannibalization callout

Live marketplace and liquidity

How many are for sale right now, how many sold recently, the lowest current ask, and a plain read on liquidity: deep, moderate, or thin. A figure worth $500 that sells twice a year is a very different proposition from one that sells every week, and the page says so. Listings and sold data come from eBay and BrickLink.

  • For sale now, sold in the last 90 days, lowest ask
  • Liquidity read: deep, moderate, or thin
  • Per-market breakdown across eBay and BrickLink
  • The cheapest live listings, so you can see the real floor

Sets and figures, finally connected

Open a set and you see the high-value figures inside it, each with its tier and value, and how much of the set's worth is really riding on one minifigure. Follow a grail figure to its set, or follow a set to the quiet figure carrying its value. The two halves of the market are one graph you can explore.

  • High-value minifigures surfaced on every set page
  • How much of a set's value comes from one figure
  • Figure pages link back to the sets they came in
  • Sealed collectible minifigure series get their own pages too
A set detail page showing a High-Value Minifigures card with each figure's tier, value, and share of the set's total value

And your collection knows what you own

Add any figure to a free Brickfolio and it tracks its value, gain, and history like a set does. Then the Most Valuable rankings show how many of them are already in your collection, with a running total of what they are worth, and one click filters straight to those figures in your Brickfolio.

  • Add figures and sealed series to a Brickfolio (free)
  • Track value, gain, and history alongside your sets
  • The rankings show how many of the top figures you own
  • One click to see just those figures in your collection
The Most Valuable minifigures list filtered to the figures a logged-in collector owns, each marked with an Owned badge

Built on real sold prices

Values you can verify, not values someone hopes for

Where a figure trades often enough, its value is anchored to real completed sales, and we show you the count. Jango Fett with the balaclava head is priced from more than fifty real eBay sales. When a figure rarely sells, we say so and lean on marketplace listings instead. The aim is simple: the most honest LEGO values anywhere.

Read exactly how we value minifigures

17,000+ figures priced Real eBay sold comps Refreshed continuously

vs. the alternatives

What else you could use, and where it leaves you

Each of these does a piece of the job. None of them puts a verifiable value, real history, a forecast, and the family view on a figure in one place.

Spreadsheet or notebook

What it covers

What you paid for a figure, if you wrote it down

What you still need

No live value, no history, no forecast. The number is dead the moment you type it, and figures drift faster than sets.

General price sites

What it covers

A single estimated value per figure

What you still need

Estimates that lean on asking prices, thin history, no variant family view, no cannibalization signal, and no connection to the sets a figure came in.

Catalog trackers

What it covers

Which figures you own and basic completion stats

What you still need

Built for cataloging, not valuation. No real sold-comp depth, no forecast, no marketplace liquidity, no tie back to your collection's worth.

BrickPicker

BrickPicker Minifigure Price Guide

What it covers

Everything above, built on real sold prices

Where it stands

Nothing relevant. Real value with the sale count behind it, multi-year history and forecast, the family view, live marketplace, and it flows into your Brickfolio, sales ledger, and insurance paperwork.

Free to look up, paid for the depth

How the guide scales with how you use it

Looking up a value is free for everyone. A subscription unlocks the full history, the forecast, the family view, and the market depth that serious collectors and resellers lean on.

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Look up any figure

Every figure's current value, its image, the sets it appears in, the most recent year of price history, and the full Most Valuable rankings with the ownership overlay on your own collection. If you are here to look up a value, you will never hit a wall.

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Collector

$9.99

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The full depth

Full multi-year price history and the forward forecast, the investment read, the complete family view with its cannibalization signal, and the full marketplace and liquidity picture. The natural fit for a serious collector who wants the whole story on a figure.

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Reseller

$39.99

/month

For a working inventory

Everything in Collector, plus figures flowing through the reseller back office: log a figure sale in the Sales Ledger with the correct value and fees, and put figures on your appraisal and insurance certificates at real market value.

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FAQ

Real questions

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How is a minifigure's value calculated?
Every value is grounded in real market data. Where a figure trades often enough to have a trustworthy sold record, we anchor to actual eBay sold prices and show you how many sales that is built on. Where a figure almost never trades, we say so and lean on marketplace listing data from eBay and BrickLink instead, because a value nobody can act on is not really a value.
How many minifigures do you track?
More than 17,000, spanning decades of releases and every major theme. That includes vintage grails, licensed figures, and the sealed collectible minifigure series. The most valuable figure we track right now is Mr. Gold at around $6,738.
Do you handle variants of the same character?
Yes, and it is one of the most useful parts of the guide. Any figure with variants gets a family view that lays out every version on a timeline with its value, marks the one you are looking at, crowns the most valuable, and shows a cannibalization signal for what happened to the price after newer versions were released. The family view is a subscription feature.
Can I add minifigures to my collection?
Yes. Add any figure, or a sealed collectible minifigure box, to a free Brickfolio and it tracks its value, gain, and history alongside your sets. When you are signed in, the Most Valuable rankings also show how many of the top figures you already own and what they are worth.
Do minifigures show up in the Sales Ledger and insurance documents?
Yes, for subscribers. Log the sale of a figure in the Sales Ledger and it flows into your profit and loss with the correct value and fees. Your figures also appear on your appraisal and insurance certificates as their own line items at real market value, so a certificate reflects your whole collection, not only the large sets.
Why did some minifigure values change recently?
We rebuilt how figures are priced so the numbers track what items actually sell for on eBay and BrickLink, rather than optimistic asking prices. Where a figure trades often enough, the value is anchored to real completed sales. If you noticed some numbers move, that is why, and they are more honest for it.

The minifigure has always been the heart of LEGO.

Now it is tracked like it. Browse the rankings, search the figures you own, and add your grails to a free Brickfolio to see where you stand.