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NBA player, Number 1 nba043

NBA Player Number 1

nba043 NBA player, Number 1. This version of the minifigure is exclusive to the LEGO NBA Challenge set.
The LEGO Sports NBA Player Number 1 minifig was first introduced in 2003 in the set 3432 NBA Challenge and is currently estimated to be valued around $5 and an annual growth of about 1.1%.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig NBA Player Number 1 since 2003. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)
(IT) BrickLink store GARDALAKEBRICK'S
$4.63
-0.2%
(DE) *** Complete Assembled ***
$4.88
+5.2%

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/loose LEGO NBA Player Number 1.

NBA Player Number 1 Appears in the Following LEGO Set

3432 NBA Challenge

Theme / Subtheme Sports / Basketball
Year 2003
Pieces / Minifigs 451 / 10
Availability Retired
3432 LEGO Basketball NBA Challenge
Retail $49.99
Value $261.37
Growth  422.8%
Annual growth 8.2%

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NBA Player Number 1 Reviews

1 review
4.2
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Is this LEGO Minifig a good investment?
“There are currently at least 11 NBA Player minifigs, this one, nba043, is unique to a single set which makes it slightly more attractive to collectors and investors. In addition, it is also not nearly as widely owned as some other NBA Player minifigure versions.”
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Community Stats

NBA Player Number 1 currently ranks #43 out of the top most owned minifigures in Sports / Basketball.
#1Kobe Bryant
#2Jason Kidd
#3Steve Nash
#4NBA Player Number 3
#5Dirk Nowitzki
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#43NBA Player Number 1

About Sports Basketball

The LEGO Basketball subtheme of Sports that ran from 2003 to 2005. In the first year, 2003, sets were licensed by the NBA and were based on real games, court games, and simple street games. The minifigures in this theme had spring-loaded legs and specially designed hands so players can shoot, pass and even reverse slam dunk. These minifigures also featured more realistic skin tones, being based on real-life NBA players from real teams.
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