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Male in Green Jacket Minifigure - Minifigure with a green jacket with 2 large pockets, black legs, and a white cap - trn030

Male in Green Jacket Minifigure

The LEGO Male in Green Jacket minifig was first introduced in 1995 in the set 4555 Cargo Station and is currently estimated to be valued around $6 and an annual growth of about 3.4%. This minifigure has made appearances in two sets.
trn030 Minifigure with a green jacket with 2 large pockets, black legs, and a white cap.
The Male Passenger in Green Jacket is a minifigure from the LEGO Trains Cargo Station set. He wears a green jacket, black pants, and a white cap, and is part of the train station scene.

Male in Green Jacket Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Male in Green Jacket since 2015. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)

 (DE) From sealed storage $8.79
+50.5%

Market Momentum

Bullish
This minifigure's value is climbing and copies sell quickly.
Value trendUp over 60% in 3 months
Up 96% over the year
12 months agoToday
Listings
Listings steady
Sales
Sells faster than the group
Outlook:4% bearish·16% neutral·80% bullish
Why it's moving, signals and outlook

Male in Green Jacket Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

1817 Sea Plane with Hut and Boat

Theme / Subtheme Town / Promotional
Year 1996
Pieces / Minifigs 135 / 3
Availability Retired
1817 LEGO Sea Plane with Hut and Boat
Retail $14.99
Value $205.99
Growth  +1274.2%
Annual growth 8.3%

4555 Cargo Station

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 9V
Year 1995
Pieces / Minifigs 389 / 3
Availability Retired
4555 LEGO Trains Cargo Station
Retail $66.00
Value $876.58
Growth  +1228.2%
Annual growth 7.0%

Compared with Other Green Jacket with 2 Large Pockets Minifigures

#21 of 28
By value, $5.84
$2.14$21
In the bottom half of the group.
#21 of 27
By growth since release, +191%
+57%+1,330%
In the bottom quarter of the group.
Most valuable Green Jacket with 2 Large Pockets MinifiguresValue
1Kayaker in Life Jacket pck009$21
2Male Passenger in Green Jacket trn029$20
3Male Truck Driver pck013$18
21Male in Green Jacket trn030$5.84

Male in Green Jacket Questions

What is the value of LEGO Male in Green Jacket (trn030)?

Male in Green Jacket is worth about $5.84 new and loose.

Which LEGO sets is Male in Green Jacket (trn030) in?

You can find Male in Green Jacket in two sets: 4555 Cargo Station (1995) and 1817 Sea Plane with Hut and Boat (1996).

Can you still buy Male in Green Jacket (trn030) at retail?

No. Both sets that include Male in Green Jacket are retired.

How much has Male in Green Jacket (trn030) grown in value?

Male in Green Jacket has grown 191% in value since release. That is about 3.4% a year.

What is the one-year forecast for Male in Green Jacket (trn030)?

In a year, Male in Green Jacket is forecast at $6.12, up about 5% on today. A forecast is an estimate, not a promise.

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Male in Green Jacket Reviews

3 reviews
4.6
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Review for LEGO set 4555 Cargo Station from Brickset
“Design-wise, I think Lego really hit it perfectly with this set. It is very simple, yet the Bauhaus style windows and the asymmetry of the rolling gantry give it clean lines, realism, and an architectural style that I wish Lego would repeat. It is true that the gantry... More requires a light touch, and with the evolution toward 6-wide containers, the gantry's 4-wide grabber is of limited utility.”
Full review at brickset.com

Community Stats

Male in Green Jacket (trn030) currently ranks #26 out of the top owned loose minifigs that are related.
#1Male in Green Jacket (pck002)
#2Male in Green Jacket (pck001)
#3Male in Green Jacket (pck020)
#4Male in Green Jacket (pck003)
#5Male Passenger in Green Jacket (trn136)
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#26Male in Green Jacket (trn030)
#27Male in Green Jacket (pck010)
#28Male in Green Jacket (pck025)
#29Male in Life Jacket (pck012)
#30Male in Green Jacket (pck023)

About Trains 9V

The 9 V train minifigures are the railway staff and passengers of the trains from 1991 to 2006. The early sets have railway employees in red vests and caps, some with a number printed on the torso, and conductors in dark blue suits with a train logo. Around them are travellers, workers in construction helmets and townspeople in the classic striped shirts of the time. A few are tied to LEGO Loco, the train computer game of 1998, in its railway uniform. Named characters are rare, with exceptions such as Conductor Charlie and Engineer Max.
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