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Belville King - Male Belville figure dressed as a king with white and red pants, a shirt insignia, white hair, cloak, and crown - belvmale7a

Belville King

The LEGO Belville Belville King figure was first introduced in 1999 in the set 5808 The Enchanted Palace and is currently estimated to be valued around $14 and an annual growth of about 7.4%.
belvmale7a Male Belville figure dressed as a king with white and red pants, a shirt insignia, white hair, cloak, and crown. This version of the figure is exclusive to the LEGO The Enchanted Palace set.
Belville King is a figure from the 1999 Belville set, 5808 The Enchanted Palace. He wears white and red pants with a shirt insignia, along with a cloak and crown.

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Belville King Appears in the Following LEGO Set

5808 The Enchanted Palace

Theme / Subtheme Belville / Fairy Tales
Year 1999
Pieces / Figures 210 / 4
Availability Retired
5808 LEGO Belville Fairy Tales The Enchanted Palace
Retail $59.99
Value $233.02
Growth  +288.4%
Annual growth 2.9%

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Belville King Reviews

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“There are currently at least 5 Belville King figure figures. This one (belvmale7a) is exclusive to a single set, making it slightly more desirable to collectors and investors.”
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About Belville Fairy Tales

The Fairy Tales figures are Belville figures, taller than minifigures, with arms and legs that bend. The subtheme brought fairy tale characters into Belville, princesses with long hair and crowns, such as Princess Vanilla and Princess Paprika, princes like Prince Zephyr, and kings and queens in long robes. Fairies with wings and moon and star patterns on their dresses are part of many sets, and the larger castles have a whole royal family.
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