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Trixie
56/ 100

Trixie

sr013·2008
Uncommon

Rarer than 71% of all minifigures

$7.06avg used

Score breakdown

Market value71/100
Very high

Avg used price $7.06. Higher price = harder to find.

Set exclusivity24/100
Below average

Only appeared in 1 set. Very exclusive.

Age78/100
Very high

Released in 2008. Older figure, harder to find in good condition.

1
set
2008
released
N/A
theme

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About Trixie Rarity

Trixie (sr013) has a rarity score of 56/100, placing it in the Uncommon tier. First released in 2008, this LEGO minifigure sits above the average in terms of scarcity. With an average used price of $7.06 on BrickLink, its single-set exclusivity is the main driver behind its positioning.

The rarity score is calculated from three factors. Market value (45% weight) places this figure well above most minifigures based on BrickLink sales data. Set exclusivity (35% weight) rates it as widely distributed across 1 set. Age (20% weight) at 18 years old gives it a significant age premium.

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