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Boy with yellow base - Boy Primo figure with yellow base, blue top with yellow suspenders featuring fish pattern, and blue hat - baby009

Boy with yellow base

The LEGO Primo Boy with yellow base Primo figure was first introduced in 1999 in the set 2039 Paddleboat and is currently estimated to be valued around $11 and an annual growth of about 3.8%. This Primo figure has made appearances in two sets.
baby009 Boy Primo figure with yellow base, blue top with yellow suspenders featuring fish pattern, and blue hat.

Primo Figure Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the Primo figure Boy with yellow base since 1999. Low accuracy

Sale Trends

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Boy with yellow base Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

2039 Paddleboat

Theme Primo
Year 1999
Pieces / Minifigs 1 / 1
Availability Retired
2039 LEGO Primo Paddleboat
Retail $3.99
Value $16.44
Growth  +312.0%
Annual growth 7.7%

2108 Perky Paddler

Theme Primo
Year 1999
Pieces / Minifigs 3 / 1
Availability Retired
2108 LEGO Primo Perky Paddler
Retail $8.99
Value $100.23
Growth  +1014.9%
Annual growth 7.8%

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Boy with yellow base (baby009) currently ranks #12 out of the top owned loose minifigs in Primo.
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#12Boy with yellow base (baby009)
#13Boy with blue base (baby009)

About Primo

The LEGO Primo theme, active from 1995 to 2006, is designed for toddlers and features larger, softer bricks and minifigures that are safe and easy for very young children to handle. The minifigures in this theme include various baby characters and animals, characterized by their simple, rounded designs and bright, cheerful colors. These figures are intended to introduce young children to the world of LEGO, focusing on basic shapes and play elements that promote motor skills and creativity. The Primo sets often include large, easy-to-grip bricks and basic structures, providing a gentle and engaging introduction to building for toddlers.
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