<p>At the moment (12/09/2018) there are a few other people <a href="https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?M=gen023" rel="noreferrer">offering that figure for sale on BrickLink</a>, varying from £110 to £230 (actual asking prices are in various currencies listed on the results page).</p>

<p>More importantly however, is the <a href="https://www.bricklink.com/catalogPG.asp?M=gen023&amp;ColorID=0" rel="noreferrer">Price Guide page</a> - from there you can see that one figure apparently was bought this month for about £72, however in July one was purchased for around £108, while another was purchased for about £83.</p>

<p>From that, you could probably get a sale at around £100, but it might take a while to sell.</p>

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2018-09-14T06:49:10.870Z
You are making a good point, the minifig seems to be very valuable now. However, this does not answer the OP's much more important question regarding the development of the price. I can imagine that the value of this particular minifig will not decrease because it will never be re-released. But this is speculation, therefore no answer, just a comment.
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That is true, it's price is likely to increase due to increased rarity, but that will conversely reduce the number of people willing to pay the asking price...
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<p>I have a minifigure and I am trying to determine it's value - I'd like to know whether it's worth holding on to it for longer, or if I would get a reasonable price for it now.</p>

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Welcome to Bricks @Sarah1973, and glad to help! If you've found an answer helpful you can up-vote them and if it's answered your question sufficiently you can accept it with the tick ;)
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I have a LEGO minifigure and I'm trying to determine the value of it
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# I have a LEGO minifigure and I'm trying to determine the value of it

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-09-12)

I have a minifigure and I am trying to determine it's value - I'd like to know whether it's worth holding on to it for longer, or if I would get a reasonable price for it now.

**Tags:** shopping, minifigures

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Welcome to Bricks @username_0, and glad to help! If you've found an answer helpful you can up-vote them and if it's answered your question sufficiently you can accept it with the tick ;)  

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### Answer by username_1 on 2018-09-12. Score: 5

At the moment (12/09/2018) there are a few other people [offering that figure for sale on BrickLink](https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?M=gen023), varying from £110 to £230 (actual asking prices are in various currencies listed on the results page).

More importantly however, is the [Price Guide page](https://www.bricklink.com/catalogPG.asp?M=gen023&ColorID=0) - from there you can see that one figure apparently was bought this month for about £72, however in July one was purchased for around £108, while another was purchased for about £83.

From that, you could probably get a sale at around £100, but it might take a while to sell.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: You are making a good point, the minifig seems to be very valuable now. However, this does not answer the OP's much more important question regarding the development of the price. I can imagine that the value of this particular minifig will not decrease because it will never be re-released. But this is speculation, therefore no answer, just a comment.  
> **username_1**: That is true, it's price is likely to increase due to increased rarity, but that will conversely reduce the number of people willing to pay the asking price...  

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