Tamah

Tamah is a desirable minifigure for collectors of the Prince of Persia line, a theme known for its intricate designs and relatively short lifespan. This figure stands out due to its unique head print, featuring a distinctive beard stubble and bared teeth, combined with the black keffiyeh, a less common headgear. The detailed torso armor further enhances its appeal.

Given the theme's limited run, securing a Tamah minifigure in excellent condition is important for collectors aiming to complete their Prince of Persia sets. The figure's specific parts, especially the head and torso, can show wear, making pristine examples more sought after.

Tamah appears exclusively in one set, the Battle of Alamut (7573-1), released in 2010. This single set appearance inherently makes Tamah a relatively rare minifigure. While not a regional exclusive, the set's retirement means the supply of Tamah minifigures is finite and dependent on the secondary market. Aftermarket availability fluctuates, but complete figures in good condition command a premium.

As a minifigure from a licensed theme with a limited run, Tamah holds moderate investment potential. The Prince of Persia theme has a dedicated fanbase, and the character's unique design contributes to its desirability. The retirement of the Battle of Alamut set further supports its potential for value appreciation. Comparing Tamah to other Prince of Persia minifigures suggests a steady demand among collectors.