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Belville Female - Princess - Pink Top, Yellow Hair, Dark Pink Shoes with Pink Skirt, Crown belvfem39a

Belville Female Princess

belvfem39a Belville Female - Princess - Pink Top, Yellow Hair, Dark Pink Shoes with Pink Skirt, Crown. The LEGO figure is exclusive.
The LEGO Belville Belville Female Princess figure was first introduced in 2005 in the set 5963 The Princess and the Pea and is currently estimated to be valued around $7 and an annual growth of about 1.3%.

Figure Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the figure Belville Female Princess since 2006. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)
(US) Skirt is wrinkled from original packaging. No pictures.
$6.95
-3.1%
(AU) BrickLink store Queensland Bricks
$7.53
+5.0%

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/loose LEGO Belville Female Princess.

Belville Female Princess Appears in the Following LEGO Set

5963 The Princess and the Pea

Theme Belville
Year 2005
Pieces / Figures 55 / 1
Availability Retired
5963 LEGO Belville The Princess and the Pea
Retail $19.99
Value $63.47
Growth  217.5%
Annual growth 9.6%

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*Values are based on loose figure in like new condition.

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Belville Female Princess currently ranks #51 out of the top most owned minifigures in Belville.
#1Belville Baby
#2Belville Horse Rider
#3Cecilia Belville Horse Rider
#4Belville Female
#5Belville Female
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#51Belville Female Princess

About Belville

The Belville theme which was introduced in 1994 and later discontinued in 2009 was created to appeal primarily to girls. While the sets revolved around the concept of the LEGO system it featured doll-like figures known as Belville Figures instead of regular LEGO minifigures. The Belville Figures featured multiple joints to make play more like normal doll play and were larger than minifigures. The Belville theme was the predecessor to LEGO Friends.
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