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LEGO Pharaoh's Quest Minifigs

Jake Raines

Minifig number pha012
Jake Raines in aviator jacket
Value $3.64
Growth 3.1%
Annual growth 2.6%

Mummy Warrior 2

Minifig number pha011
Value $5.10
Growth 2.0%
Annual growth 3.0%

Helena Tova Skvalling

Minifig number pha010
Value $6.64
Growth 66.0%
Annual growth 3.9%

Jake Raines

Minifig number pha009
Value $3.48
Growth 2.4%
Annual growth 2.3%

Anubis Guard

Minifig number pha008
Value $53.13
Growth 270.5%
Annual growth 10.3%

Amset-Ra

Minifig number pha007
Value $37.74
Growth 1158.0%
Annual growth 12.2%

Mac McCloud

Minifig number pha006
Mac McCloud in aviator cap
Value $6.19
Growth 5.3%
Annual growth 6.4%

Flying Mummy

Minifig number pha005
Value $7.61
Growth 238.2%
Annual growth 9.5%

Mac McCloud

Minifig number pha004
Mac McCloud Kepi
Value $8.97
Growth 225.0%
Annual growth 9.2%

Mummy Warrior 1

Minifig number pha003
Value $5.61
Growth 106.3%
Annual growth 5.5%

Professor Archibald Hale

Minifig number pha002
Value $5.93
Growth 75.4%
Annual growth 4.3%

Jake Raines

Minifig number pha001
Jake Raines in aviator jacket and aviator cap
Value $3.68
Growth 86.8%
Annual growth 4.8%

Theme Details

Theme
Pharaoh's Quest
Minifigs
12
Sets
9
Year
2011

Theme Pricing

Value
$147.72
Growth
+282.83%
Annual growth
+4.13%

Community Stats

The following are the top 10 most owned loose minifigs by collectors in Pharaoh's Quest.
#1Mummy Warrior 1
#2Flying Mummy
#3Anubis Guard
#4Jake Raines
#5Mummy Warrior 2
#6Amset-Ra
#7Mac McCloud
#8Jake Raines
#9Mac McCloud
#10Jake Raines

About LEGO Pharaoh's Quest

The LEGO Pharaoh's Quest theme was release in 2011 and replaced the LEGO Adventure theme. The underlying story is based on the character archaeologist Professor Archibald Hale who is on the trail of Amset-Ra, a long lost Pharaoh, and his six mysterious treasures. Hale hires the adventurous explorer Jake Raines to assist and discovers an Egyptian tablet, which he uses to translate a journal telling the story of Amset-Ra and his evil intentions and loyal servants. The journal also contains notes about the pyramid of Amset-Ra himself, which to two explorers set out to investigate. The Pharaoh's Quest contains of total of 9 sets and ran for just one year.