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Pirates / Seasonal Minifigs

Imperial Soldier II

Minifig number pi114
Imperial Soldier II with Shako Hat Plain
Imperial Soldier II
Value $10.68
Growth 124.4%
Annual growth 6.2%

Mermaid

Minifig number pi113
Mermaid
Value $6.18
Growth 120.7%
Annual growth 6.1%

Pirate

Minifig number pi112
Pirate with Vest and Anchor Tattoo, Gray Beard, Gray Hair (Castaway)
Pirate
Value $5.23
Growth 49.9%
Annual growth 3.1%

Imperial Soldier II Officer

Minifig number pi109
Imperial Soldier II Officer without Plume
Imperial Soldier II Officer
Value $8.50
Growth 220.8%
Annual growth 9.1%

Pirate

Minifig number pi108
Pirate with Blue Vest, Green Legs, Dark Green Bandana, Smirk and Stubble Beard
Pirate
Value $3.80
Growth 53.2%
Annual growth 3.2%

Pirate Female

Minifig number pi101
Pirate Female with Blue Legs
Pirate Female
Value $3.98
Growth 165.3%
Annual growth 7.2%

Captain Brickbeard

Minifig number pi081
Captain Brickbeard
Value $7.95
Growth 99.2%
Annual growth 5.0%

Skeleton

Minifig number gen018
Skeleton, Fantasy Era Torso with Evil Skull
Skeleton
Value $3.67
Growth 126.5%
Annual growth 5.6%

Subtheme Details

Theme
Pirates
Subtheme
Seasonal
Minifigs
8
Sets
1
Year
2009

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$49.99
Growth
+214.64%
Annual growth
+5.16%

Community Stats

The following are the top 8 most owned loose minifigs by collectors in Pirates Seasonal.
#1Skeleton
#2Captain Brickbeard
#3Imperial Soldier II Officer
#4Mermaid
#5Pirate Female
#6Pirate
#7Imperial Soldier II
#8Pirate

About LEGO Pirates Seasonal

Pirates was a LEGO theme introduced in 1989, running until 1997 and focused on the classic idea of Caribbean pirates that were pitted against soldiers of colonial empires. As the series progressed through the years, more factions were introduced and the older ones were phased out of production. The Pirates were one of the first two original factions in the theme to be introduced.