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Plain Red Torso with Red Arms, Black Legs, Black Male Hair pln002

Male

pln002 Plain Red Torso with Red Arms, Black Legs, Black Male Hair
The LEGO Basic Male minifig was first introduced in 1981 in the set 577 Basic Building Set and is currently estimated to be valued around $5 and an annual growth of about 2.3%. The minifigure has appeared in 3 sets.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Male since 1981. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)
(DK) All parts taken from sealed polybags (set 7745) assembled once. See picture of polyba...
$4.23
-11.7%
(US) BrickLink store Missing Brick
$7.00
+46.1%
(US) \ pristine
$58.00
+1110.9%

Sale Trends

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

Male Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

7745 High-Speed City Express Passenger Train Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1985
Pieces / Minifigs 736 / 10
Availability Retired
7745 LEGO High-Speed City Express Passenger Train Set
Retail $96.50
Value $2,667.09
Growth  2663.8%
Annual growth 6.2%

6694 Car with Camper

Theme / Subtheme Town / Leisure
Year 1984
Pieces / Minifigs 109 / 2
Availability Retired
6694 LEGO Car with Camper
Retail $8.99
Value $276.84
Growth  2979.4%
Annual growth 8.6%

577 Basic Building Set

Theme Basic
Year 1981
Pieces / Minifigs 384 / 2
Availability Retired
577 LEGO Basic Building Set
Retail $37.99
Value $173.81
Growth  357.5%
Annual growth 3.7%

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Male Reviews

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Community Stats

Male currently ranks #7 out of the top most owned minifigures in Basic.
#1Timmy
#2Basic Figure Finger Puppet Female
#3Timmy
#4Legoland Figure Black Hat
#5Basic Figure Finger Puppet Male
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#7Male
#8Male with Blue Overalls
#9Male in Green Jacket

About Basic

The LEGO Basic theme, which began in the 1970s, was designed to be a more general, non-thematic series of sets. Unlike the themed sets that revolve around specific stories, characters, or concepts (e.g., space, city, or pirates), the Basic theme provided a collection of standard LEGO bricks and pieces, often in a variety of colors. The goal was to encourage free building and creativity without the confines of a specific theme or narrative.
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