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Traveler Minifigure - Boy traveler with dark orange hair wearing a tan knit sweater, black short legs, and reddish brown neck bracket - adp083

Traveler Minifigure

The LEGO BrickLink Traveler minifig was first introduced in 2022 in the set 910002 Studgate Train Station and is currently estimated to be valued around $11 and an annual growth of about 21.1%.
adp083 Boy traveler with dark orange hair wearing a tan knit sweater, black short legs, and reddish brown neck bracket. The Traveler minifigure is exclusive.
The Traveler is a minifigure from the 2022 BrickLink set, 910002 Studgate Train Station. He wears a tan knit sweater and black short legs with dark orange hair.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

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For Sale (New/Loose)

 US listings for Traveler
BrickEconomy Choice
$11.31
(NL) With gitar. $8.96
-16.8%
(US) EXCELLENT CONDITION $10.00
-7.1%
(US) BrickLink store BBB Brick Store $11.31
+5.0%
(NL) Unassembled $11.79
+9.5%

Sales Distribution (Last 90 Days)

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Sale Trends

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Traveler Appears in the Following LEGO Set

910002 Studgate Train Station

Theme / Subtheme BrickLink / Designer Program
Year 2022
Pieces / Minifigs 4,062 / 11
Availability Retired
910002 LEGO Studgate Train Station
Retail $399.99
Value $687.01
Growth  +71.8%
Annual growth 5.9%

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Community Stats

Traveler (adp083) currently ranks #11 out of the top owned loose minifigs that are related.
#1Male (adp083)
#2Traveler (adp083)
#3Hot Dog Stand Manager (adp083)
#4Train Driver (adp083)
#5Traveler (adp083)
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#11Traveler (adp083)

About BrickLink Designer Program

The minifigures of the 2021 BrickLink Designer Program are the casts of its fan designs, made by LEGO only for these sets. The castle brought archers and defenders, the train station travellers, train drivers in safety vests and a station master, and the 1950s diner a chef, a waitress and its patrons. The observatory came with a lecturer, visitors and a white astronaut mannequin, and the modular LEGO Store with a store employee. Small touches run through them, such as visitors in Classic Space shirts, a nod by fan designers to LEGO's own history.
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