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Guard Minifigure - Crown Knight from Fantasy Era with scale mail, helmet with neck protector, and a white moustache and beard - cas348

Guard Minifigure

The LEGO Castle Guard minifig was first introduced in 2007 in the set 7029 Skeleton Ship Attack and is currently estimated to be valued around $13 and an annual growth of about 4.4%.
cas348 Crown Knight from Fantasy Era with scale mail, helmet with neck protector, and a white moustache and beard. This version of the Guard minifigure is exclusive to the LEGO Skeleton Ship Attack set.
The Guard Crown Knight is a minifigure from the LEGO Castle Skeleton Ship Attack set in the Fantasy Era. He features scale mail armor, a helmet with a neck protector, and a white mustache and beard.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Guard since 2007. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)

 (ES) BrickLink store TETRA BRICK $10.08
-23.1%
(FR) Mounted in a zipped bag. $10.35
-21.0%
(UK) BrickLink store X-Klusive Briks, Figs & Mo $10.35
-21.0%
(NL) BrickLink store weBrick $14.55
+11.1%
(AU) BrickLink store For those about to block $16.14
+23.2%
(US) BrickLink store Baggadonuts' Bricks $16.33
+24.7%
(UK) BrickLink store KT Bricks and Minifigs $19.63
+49.8%

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Sales Distribution (Last 90 Days)

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Guard Appears in the Following LEGO Set

7029 Skeleton Ship Attack

Theme / Subtheme Castle / Fantasy Era
Year 2007
Pieces / Minifigs 628 / 7
Availability Retired
7029 LEGO Castle Skeleton Ship Attack
Retail $69.99
Value $702.50
Growth  +903.7%
Annual growth 9.1%

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Guard Reviews

12 reviews
4.8
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Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?
“There are currently several Crown Knight minifigs figures. This one (cas348) is exclusive to a single set, making it slightly more desirable to collectors and investors. Additionally, it’s not as widely owned as other Crown Knight versions.”
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Review for LEGO set 7029 Skeleton Ship Attack from Brickset
“Overall 5 bricks : Another set in the Fantasy Era subtheme that in my opinion finds its origin in a Lord of the Rings scene. In fact a scene that was brought out in 2013 but without the harbor, namely The Pirate Ship Ambush. That makes this set much better and more complete... More in my opinion.”
Full review at brickset.com

Community Stats

Guard (cas348) currently ranks #34 out of the top owned loose minifigs that are related.
#1Skeleton Warrior (cas348)
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#4Crown Knight Quarters (cas348)
#5Crown Knight Quarters (cas348)
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About Castle Fantasy Era

The Fantasy Era minifigures split into the Crown Knights and their enemies. The knights come in many versions, with scale mail, quartered tunics or breastplates printed with the crown, led by the Crown King and Queen. Peasants, a blacksmith, a maid and a jester fill out the kingdom, many of them from the 2009 Medieval Market Village. The other side is the fantasy. The 2007 sets brought skeleton warriors, and in 2008 the dwarves arrived with big beards, against an army of troll warriors with green faces. The trolls themselves are big figures, much larger than a minifigure, ruled by a Troll King and a Troll Queen who is also a sorceress.
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