Pirate Minifigure

Name: Pirate Minifigure
Brand: LEGO
SKU: pi025
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (19 reviews)

The LEGO Pirates Pirate minifig was first introduced in 1992 in the set 6277 Imperial Trading Post and is currently estimated to be valued around $38 and an annual growth of about 7.4%.

pi025 Pirate with a red/black striped shirt, black legs, and a black pirate triangle hat. This version of the Pirate minifigure is exclusive to the LEGO Imperial Trading Post set.

The Pirate minifigure, featuring a red and black striped shirt, black legs, and a black pirate hat, is from the LEGO Pirates Imperial Trading Post set.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Pirate since 1992. High accuracy

Sale Trends

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Pirate Appears in the Following LEGO Set


	6277 Imperial Trading Post Theme / Subtheme Pirates / Imperial Guards Year 1992 Pieces / Minifigs 608 / 9 Availability Retired Buy this set at Amazon eBay Bricklink	Retail $84.99 Value $2,319.15 Growth +2628.7% Annual growth 7.1% I own this set I want this set

Pirate (Pirates) Minifigures

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Imperial Guard Officer

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Minifig Details

Minifig number

pi025

Name

Pirate

Theme

Pirates

Subtheme

Imperial Guards

Year

1992

Released

August 1992

Sets

1Exclusive

Availability

Retired

Minifig Pricing

Value

$37.58

Growth

+1011.83%

Annual growth

+7.37%

Future growth

+5.52% (2-5 year outlook)

*Value is for new/loose minifig.

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Price

$38.71

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Price

~$37.96

*Listings are for new/loose minifig.

Minifig Predictions

1 year forecast

$39.65Medium accuracy

5 year forecast

$47.51

$46

$49

The Pirate minifig is estimated to be worth between $46 - $49 within five years.

Prediction Insights

A classic-era minifigure, Pirate carries structural scarcity due to single-set distribution and distinctive era-specific torso print and hat that attract vintage collectors, and it faces softened market interest alongside substitution risk from similar pirate variants.

Minifig Facts

The Pirate minifigure, first introduced in the 1992 set 6277 Imperial Trading Post, is part of the LEGO Pirates theme, specifically within the Imperial Guards subtheme. This minifigure features a distinctive red and black striped shirt, which is complemented by plain black legs. The facial design includes an eye patch and stubble, adding to its pirate persona. A black pirate triangle hat completes the ensemble, enhancing its classic pirate appearance. This minifigure is emblematic of the adventurous and swashbuckling spirit of the LEGO Pirates theme.

Common description: Pirate Red / Black Stripes Shirt, Black Legs, Black Pirate Triangle Hat

Pirate Reviews

19 reviews

4.8

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Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?

“With an annualized growth of around 7.4%, the Pirate minifig offers steady returns for LEGO investors, and continues to hold value for Pirates / Imperial Guards collectors.”

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Community Stats

Pirate (pi025) currently ranks #22 out of the top owned loose minifigs that are related.

#1Imperial Guard Officer (pi025)

#2Imperial Guard (pi025)

#22Pirate (pi025)

#26Pirate Gonzo Goldbar (pi025)

About Pirates Imperial Guards

The Imperial Guards subtheme features minifigures like Governor Broadside, Admiral Woodhouse, and various Imperial soldiers. The storyline follows the Imperial Guards as they defend their forts and ships from relentless pirate attacks. These minifigures, dressed in red and blue uniforms, symbolize the British-inspired naval force, highlighting their role in safeguarding the empire's interests and combating piracy.

Pirates Sets

Pirates / Imperial Guards Sets