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Crusader Axe - Red Legs with Black Hips, Dark Gray Chin-Guard, Quiver cas238

Crusader Axe Solider

cas238 Crusader Axe - Red Legs with Black Hips, Dark Gray Chin-Guard, Quiver. The LEGO minifigure is exclusive.
The LEGO Castle Crusader Axe Solider minifig was first introduced in 1984 in the set 6022 Horse Cart and is currently estimated to be valued around $49 and an annual growth of about 4.9%.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Crusader Axe Solider since 1984. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)
(PT) BrickLink store Give Me A Brick
$31.26
-35.6%
(US) \ pristine
$179.05
+268.9%

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/loose LEGO Crusader Axe Solider.

Crusader Axe Solider Appears in the Following LEGO Set

6022 Horse Cart

Theme / Subtheme Castle / Lion Knights
Year 1984
Pieces / Minifigs 42 / 2
Availability Retired
6022 LEGO Lion Knights Horse Cart
Retail $4.99
Value $326.26
Growth  6438.3%
Annual growth 9.2%

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Value $20.62
*Values are based on loose minifigs in like new condition.

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Crusader Axe Solider Reviews

5 reviews
4.9
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Is this LEGO Minifig a good investment?
“The Crusader Axe Solider minifig has proven to be a significant investment for many LEGO Castle collectors and alough has experienced it's initial growth, investors still see an average return of upwards of 4.9% annually.”
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Community Stats

Crusader Axe Solider currently ranks #14 out of the top most owned minifigures in Castle / Lion Knights.
#1King's Knight
#2King's Knight
#3King's Knight
#4Crusader Lion Solider
#5King's Knight
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#14Crusader Axe Solider
#15Crusader Lion Solider
#16Crusader Axe Solider

About Castle Lion Knights

The Lion Knights were released the same year as the Black Falcons in 1984. As with the Black Falcons, LEGO never officially named this faction for some time, although catalogues in the United States and Australia used the name Lion Knights while Canada used Lion Crest. The Lion Knights were in open conflict with the Forestmen, as shown by several catalog settings.
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