Common questions about the Darth Maul from Lego (2018).
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Darth Maul from set 75537 is not considered rare because it was a standard retail release available in large quantities. The figure is widely accessible through secondary markets and Lego’s official channels. Collectors generally view it as a common minifigure rather than a scarce item.
The Darth Maul originally retailed for $29.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The item you describe is not a standalone Darth Maul figure but rather the Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Battle on Utapau set (75537), which includes a Darth Maul minifigure. To authenticate the set, verify that the box features the official LEGO logo, the correct 2018 copyright date, and a holographic sticker with a unique serial number. Check that the included minifigure has crisp printing and matches the official color codes for the 2018 release, as counterfeits often have faded or misaligned details.
The Darth Maul was released in 2018 by Lego.
The Lego Star Wars set 75537, which features the Darth Maul figure, is retired and no longer in production. Lego officially retired this set in 2020, so it is not available for purchase new from official Lego channels. Buyers must seek this item from secondary markets or private sellers.
Check the plastic for yellowing, stress cracks, or scuffs, particularly on the lightsaber hilt and cape. Inspect the printed details on the torso and head for fading or rubbing, as these areas show wear most quickly. Ensure all small parts, such as the lightsaber blades and any accessories, are present and undamaged.
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