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Space Skull Commander

sp085sa Space Skull Commander (Torso Sticker). This version of the minifigure is exclusive to the LEGO Space Skulls set.
The LEGO Factory Space Skull Commander minifig was first introduced in 2008 in the set 10192 Space Skulls and is currently estimated to be valued around $10 and an annual growth of about 10.6%.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Space Skull Commander since 2008. Medium accuracy
All regions

For Sale (New/Loose)
(DE) Parts from real old Stock. Sticker not applied to Torso yet. Sticker still on sheet. ...
$9.65
-2.8%
(UK) BrickLink store My London Bricks
$30.38
+205.9%

Sale Trends

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

Space Skull Commander Appears in the Following LEGO Set

10192 Space Skulls

Theme / Subtheme Factory / Space
Year 2008
Pieces / Minifigs 956 / 4
Availability Retired
10192 LEGO Factory Space Skulls
Retail $99.99
Value $116.92
Growth  16.9%
Annual growth 1.7%

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sp085
Space Skull
Space Skull - sp085
Unique
Value $6.34
sp085sb alternate
Space Skull Minion
Space Skull Minion - sp085sb
Unique
Value $15.31
*Values are based on loose minifigs in like new condition.

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Space Skull Commander Reviews

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“Amongst BrickEconomy collectors, Space Skull Commander is the second most owned LEGO Factory / Space minifig.”
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Community Stats

Space Skull Commander currently ranks #2 out of the top most owned minifigures in Factory / Space.
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#2Space Skull Commander
#3Space Skull Minion
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About Factory Space

The Factory theme was introduced in 2005 and was powered by LEGO Digital Designer (LDD), a free LEGO virtual building program for the computer. Using the LDD people could design their own 3-D LEGO virtual model, and submit it for purchase using the LEGO Shop-at-home. The Factory platform was also designed to allow users to view and purchase other users custom creations. Once ordered, these Factory sets came in special packaging that showed the model as well as all included LEGO elements needed to build the design.
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