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If medusa doesn't look like Ray Harryhausen's, I'll be peeved. :o(
...Right, did ninjaga have any brown snake tails?
*goes off muttering*
:o)
Now to mention now that most display cases hold 16 minifigures, so the extra one will throw that off
I'm not sure it is a good thing for AFOL's, it will be good for Lego.
It does give "collectors" one more thing to collect.
I just hope I can find a few when series 10 is reduced to 50p by some shop like Tesco or Argos.
Actually I doubt that we will ever see such bargainous CMF again, as all the figures will be sold to people trying to find the golden figures. :(
If Lego really try to milk this it could be as low as 1 in 1000 boxes.
If they have defined as the total number of figures at 5,000, than there is no possible way that there will be one in ever single box.
I'm quite sure that LEGO sells more than 5,000 boxes of CMFs ;-)
Tesco have over 6000 stores in the UK alone, as most ? stores get 3 boxes of each CMF series ?
that would give 1 figure in every 3rd or fourth box if all 5000 gold figures were just in Tesco and just in the UK.
Since that is not going to happen, 1 gold figure in every 100 boxes seems most likely to me.
And yes, 5,000 seems like not that many, which is fine by me. It creates something more truly rare, but something accessible, unlike the con-exclusive figures.
Basically, I'm waiting not-so-patiently for Target to get them in.
Plus, until we have even more information about the figures, we really can't even get close to giving it a price. But twice the price of Chrome C-3PO? No sir.
And like others have already said, the NYTF figures have already well surpassed that mark. They're netting $3,500 easy in a lot of cases now a days.
I imagine most likely they'll pick one (or 8) figures fron this series and make them gold. That way it would be impossible to distinguish by feeling the bag whether or not you have a gold one.
Wow @sidersdd - I had no idea those exclusive Cap and Iron Man figures were fetching over a $1,000 each! Crazy!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lego-Marvel-Captain-America-and-Iron-Man-from-toy-fair-with-badge-and-book-/221162796651?_uhb=1&pt=Building_Toys_US&hash=item337e54766b&nma=true&si=pNl%2BUga8flD3m9qE9x6TdHXBVR8%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
You want to know something sad?
That was once mine.
I almost never disclose business transactions, but I sold the item to that buyer for a whopping $700 less than one year ago.
Talk about seller's remorse. :-(
Does anyone know?
"Series 10 of the Collectable Minifigs will be gold and in the series will be 8 golden minifigs hidden to find, expect this series to be massive."
(copy paste from http://www.bricksetforum.com/discussion/comment/153877/#Comment_153877)
If that turns out to be the gold fig, then identifying the right bag would seem a lot easier. No other fig had a top hat…..
As far as comparing the Marvel Toy Fair figs, don't confuse rarity for desirability. Desirability trumps rarity more often than not.
I'd also hazard a guess at it being pearl gold and not chrome, just from a printing point of view. Though I'd love to be wrong.
I'm still not that excited about the gold figures. They don't really fit in with any theme, unless you have them as a statue. And then it depends on what they predict.
But that is the view of someone that doesn't collect them all, but collects specific ones.