Pirate - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Brown Tricorne (fig-000053)

Pirate - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Brown Tricorne is a LEGO minifigure, catalogued as fig-000053 and as pi080 on BrickLink. It is made up of 4 pieces.
Specifications
- Figure number
- fig-000053
- BrickLink number
- pi080
- Pieces
- 4
- Set exclusive
- No
- BrickLink new from
- $2.70
- BrickLink new 6-month average
- $4.87
- BrickLink used 6-month average
- $2.98
- New sold in 6 months
- 6
- Used sold in 6 months
- 206
Sets containing this minifigure
- LEGO Battle Cove (1492-1)
- LEGO Imperial Outpost (6263-1)
- LEGO Pirate's Gun Cart (1970-1)
- LEGO Pirate's Treasure Hold (1889-1)
- LEGO Skull's Eye Schooner (6286-1)
Price tracking
StudFinder tracks BrickLink prices for Pirate - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Brown Tricorne so you can see what the minifigure sells for new and used before you buy or list one. The lowest new listing is currently $2.70.
How these prices are measured
The six-month averages are quantity-weighted means of the sales that actually completed on BrickLink over the last six months, drawn from 6 new and 206 used sales of this minifigure, quoted for United States sellers in US dollars. "BrickLink new from" is the lowest price a seller is asking today, not a completed sale. An average built on only a handful of sales describes a thin market, so read the sales counts beside it.
Price sources
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Common questions
How much is the Pirate - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Brown Tricorne minifigure worth?
The cheapest new copy listed on BrickLink is $2.70. New copies have sold there for $4.87 on average over the last six months. Used copies have averaged $2.98 over the same window.
Which sets is Pirate - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Brown Tricorne in?
Pirate - Blue Jacket, Black Legs, Brown Tricorne appears in 5 sets.
What does the number fig-000053 mean?
fig-000053 is the catalogue number StudFinder uses for this minifigure. The same figure is catalogued as pi080 on BrickLink, which is the number to search there.