Peregrin Took (Pippin)

The Peregrin Took (Pippin) minifigure is highly desirable for LEGO Lord of the Rings collectors due to his integral role in the story and limited availability. This particular version captures Pippin's anxious expression and iconic attire from the Mines of Moria scene, making it instantly recognizable and appealing to fans of the books and films.

The minifigure's unique hairpiece and scared facial expression are exclusive to this character, further enhancing its collectibility. Mint condition figures with all accessories are particularly sought after, as are those still sealed in their original polybags or sets.

This version of Pippin appears in only two sets, with the primary set being the relatively expensive 'The Mines of Moria' (9473). This limited availability contributes to its relative scarcity on the aftermarket. While not a regional exclusive or special edition, its presence in a single, now-retired set makes it more challenging to acquire than minifigures appearing in multiple, widely available sets. The production years were limited to the lifespan of the Lord of the Rings LEGO theme, further restricting the supply.

Given the enduring popularity of the Lord of the Rings franchise and the limited availability of this Pippin minifigure, it holds solid investment potential. As the sets containing this figure are now retired, the value is likely to appreciate over time, especially for figures in excellent condition. Comparable Lord of the Rings minifigures, particularly those of main characters in key scenes, have shown consistent value growth. Keep in mind that market fluctuations and condition play a significant role in its value.