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Cargo Worker Minifigure - Cargo Worker with a white shirt, green legs, and black male hair, styled as cargo worker - car001

Cargo Worker Minifigure

The LEGO Town Cargo Worker minifig was first introduced in 1998 in the set 6330 Cargo Center and is currently estimated to be valued around $24 and an annual growth of about 6.0%.
car001 Cargo Worker with a white shirt, green legs, and black male hair, styled as cargo worker. The LEGO minifigure is exclusive.
Cargo Worker is a minifigure from the 1998 Town set 6330 Cargo Center. He wears a white shirt and has green legs.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Cargo Worker since 1998. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)

 (US) BrickLink store BBB Brick Store $24.30
+0.9%
(US) \ pristine $88.00
+265.3%

Sales Distribution (Last 90 Days)

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Cargo Worker Appears in the Following LEGO Set

6330 Cargo Center

Theme / Subtheme Town / City
Year 1998
Pieces / Minifigs 242 / 5
Availability Retired
6330 LEGO City Cargo Center
Retail $49.75
Value $112.03
Growth  +125.2%
Annual growth 8.8%

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About Town City

The Town City minifigures are the townspeople of LEGO Town's last years, from 1997 to 2000. Many wear the logo of Octan, LEGO's own fuel company, on their caps, jackets and overalls, and the mechanics and repair crews wear red overalls printed with a wrench. The emergency services have their own uniforms, firefighters with a flame badge and coast guards in red and white, and police officers with a sheriff star. Construction workers, a TV pilot and drivers in leather jackets fill out the rest.
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