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Castle / Royal Knights Minifigures

The LEGO Castle Royal Knights subtheme consists of 15 minifigs that were released from 1995 to 1998 and based 8 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 5.5%.
Most valuable Castle Royal Knights minifig
Royal Knight (cas063) $154.51
Most owned Castle Royal Knights minifig
Skeleton (gen001)
Set with the most Castle Royal Knights minifigs
6090 Royal Knight's Castle 11 minifigs
The LEGO Castle subtheme Royal Knights includes key minifigures such as the Royal Knight and the Royal King. Distinguished by their royal blue and gold attire adorned with crown emblems, the Royal Knights represent a noble and valiant faction. They focus on defending their kingdom and upholding the ideals of chivalry and justice.
15 minifigs

Ghost

Minifig number gen002
Ghost with 1 x 2 plate and 1 x 2 brick as legs
Value $24.58
Growth  +368.2%
Annual growth 4.3%

Skeleton

Minifig number gen001
Skeleton with standard skull
Value $6.63
Growth  +193.4%
Annual growth 3.5%

Royal Knight

Minifig number cas239
Knight 1 of the Royal Knights, with a black chin-guard, and carrying a quiver
Value $48.17
Growth  +970.4%
Annual growth 7.8%

Scale Mail Guard

Minifig number cas160
Guard wearing red scale mail with blue arms, light gray legs with black hips, and a dark gray neck-protector
Value $21.59
Growth  +385.2%
Annual growth 5.1%

Scale Mail Guard

Minifig number cas158
Guard with red scale mail and blue arms, light gray legs with black hips, and a dark gray chin-guard
Value $32.85
Growth  +1064.9%
Annual growth 7.1%

Scale Mail Guard

Minifig number cas153
Guard wearing red scale mail with blue arms, blue legs with black hips, and a black neck-protector
Value $28.20
Growth  +1511.4%
Annual growth 6.6%

Scale Mail Guard

Minifig number cas145
Guard wearing red scale mail with blue arms, white legs, black hips and a black chin-guard
Value $24.53
Growth  +5.3%
Annual growth 2.2%

Scale Mail Guard

Minifig number cas067
Guard with red body and black arms, blue legs, black grille helmet, and white plume
Value $30.87
Growth  +432.2%
Annual growth 5.4%

Royal Knight

Minifig number cas066
Knight 4 from Royal Knights with a dark gray neck-protector
Value $27.85
Growth  +1299.5%
Annual growth 6.4%

Royal Knight Guard

Minifig number cas064
Knight 3 of the Royal Knights with a black neck-protector
Value $39.20
Growth  +1211.0%
Annual growth 8.5%

Royal Knight

Minifig number cas063
Knight 2 of the Royal Knights with a plume
Value $154.51
Growth  +3281.0%
Annual growth 10.7%

King Richard

Minifig number cas060a
King of the Royal Knights with blue legs, without cape and plume
Value $18.36
Growth  +514.0%
Annual growth 5.9%

Royal Knight King

Minifig number cas060
King of the Royal Knights with a cape and blue legs
Value $34.15
Growth  +1038.3%
Annual growth 8.0%

Royal Knight King

Minifig number cas059
King of the Royal Knights with black and white legs
Value $62.49
Growth  +1983.0%
Annual growth 16.2%

Dragon Knight

Minifig number cas017a
Knight 2 from the Dragon Knights with black legs, red hips, a black dragon helmet, and red plumes
Value $29.13
Growth  +504.4%
Annual growth 5.5%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$583.11   (for all 15 minifigs)
Growth
+87.40%
Annual growth
+5.46%

Community Stats

Here are the top 15 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Castle / Royal Knights theme.
#1Skeleton
#2Ghost
#3Royal Knight
#4Royal Knight
#5King Richard
#6Scale Mail Guard
#7Royal Knight King
#8Royal Knight Guard
#9Dragon Knight
#10Scale Mail Guard
#11Royal Knight King
#12Royal Knight
#13Scale Mail Guard
#14Scale Mail Guard
#15Scale Mail Guard

About LEGO Castle Royal Knights

The Royal Knights were one of the factions of the Castle theme introduced in 1995. Royal Knights was the first theme that introduced a minifigure portraying a king with a real crown. Most sets were released during its launch. The following year saw only two new sets. The Royal Knights had two minor guest appearances in sets of Dark Forest and Fright Knights.

The Castle theme is one of LEGO’s primary themes first introduced in 1978 and based around medieval life with castles and knights.