I’ve had this since 2007 - might be time to let it go
The owner of a rare LEGO minifigure from 2007 is considering selling it and is seeking advice on how to authenticate and value it safely. The minifigure, which the owner won in New Zealand, is the Australian version and is one of only 100 made. The owner is looking for guidance on the best way to determine its worth before making any decisions.
The minifigure is in perfect condition, but the cardboard packaging is in rough shape, as the owner removed it from its outer plastic casing to admire it. The owner believes this may be the roughest-looking version of this minifigure in its cardboard packaging available online. The owner is not actively seeking offers and is prioritizing research before committing to a sale.
The owner is seeking advice on how to authenticate and value the minifigure safely. They are not in a rush to sell and want to gather information before making any decisions.
I’ve had this minifigure since I won it in 2007 in New Zealand - understand it is the Australian version in the cardboard and is 1/100 - I distinctly remember my dad telling me not to throw the cardboard away. The minifigure is in perfect condition however the cardboard is in pretty rough shape and I took it out of the outer plastic to “admire it” when I got it at the time. Honestly I think it’s the roughest looking version of one of these in cardboard you can probably find on the internet....
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