Gool

Gool is a minifigure from the Prince of Persia theme, specifically the 'Battle of Alamut' set. Collectors seek him out for his unique Persian-inspired design and the relative obscurity of the Prince of Persia LEGO line. The detailed printing on his torso, representing chainmail and armor, and the unique pearl dark gray Persian helmet make him a standout figure.

The rarity of the Prince of Persia theme itself adds to Gool's collectibility. As a licensed theme with a limited run, minifigures like Gool are less common than those from evergreen themes like City or Star Wars. Mint condition figures are especially prized due to the age of the set and the potential for wear and tear.

Gool appears in only one set, the 'Battle of Alamut' (7573), released in 2010. This single set appearance significantly increases his rarity compared to minifigures that appear in multiple sets. The Prince of Persia theme had a limited production run, further contributing to Gool's scarcity on the aftermarket. While not a regional exclusive, the limited availability of the theme worldwide makes him harder to find than more widely distributed minifigures.

Gool's investment potential is moderate. While not the most iconic character, his single set appearance and the rising interest in nostalgic LEGO themes contribute to his value. The retirement of the 'Battle of Alamut' set ensures that no new Gool minifigures are entering the market. As the Prince of Persia theme gains more recognition among collectors, the value of minifigures like Gool is likely to appreciate. Keeping an eye on the overall demand for the theme is crucial for tracking his investment potential.