The Most Expensive LEGO Minifigures Ever Sold

The world of LEGO minifigures is filled with rare and valuable figures that can fetch high prices among collectors. Here are some of the most expensive LEGO minifigures ever sold:

1. Solid Gold 14K C-3PO (2007)
   • Price: Approximately $200,000
   • Description: This minifigure was made to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Star Wars. Only five were created, and they were given away as contest prizes in 2008. Made from solid 18K gold, it is the most expensive LEGO minifigure ever sold37.
2. Solid Gold Boba Fett (2010)
   • Price: $11,495.95 each
   • Description: Two sets of these gold Boba Fett minifigures were produced, each including a gold, silver, and plastic version. They were given away as competition prizes at San Diego Comic Con and Celebration V in 20102.

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1. Spider-Man with Red Lower Legs (2013 San Diego Comic Con)
   • Price: Valued at around $17,000 (packaged)
   • Description: This exclusive Spider-Man minifigure was limited to 350 pieces and required winning a raffle to obtain. It was part of LEGO’s Marvel Super Heroes line5.
2. Mr. Gold (2013 Series 10)
   • Price: Estimated at around $10,000 (sealed)
   • Description: Mr. Gold was part of LEGO’s Series 10 minifigures and was distributed sparingly, with only 5,000 produced5.
3. LEGO Ninjago Wooden Wu Movie Prop
   • Price: Estimated at nearly £84,000
   • Description: This unique wooden Wu minifigure was used in the making of the LEGO Ninjago Movie and is extremely rare3.

These minifigures highlight the value that rarity and exclusivity can bring to LEGO collectibles, making them highly sought after by enthusiasts and investors alike.