Common questions about the Jango Fett from Lego (2015).
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The Jango Fett minifigure from set 75107 is not considered rare, as it was a standard exclusive included with a widely produced retail set. It is readily available on the secondary market at low prices, reflecting its common status among Star Wars collectors.
The Jango Fett originally retailed for $19.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The item you described is a Lego minifigure from the 2015 Star Wars set 75107, which is the authentic product designation. To verify authenticity, inspect the Lego logo on the stud of the head and the mold marks on the back of the legs, which should be crisp and free of excess plastic. Genuine Lego pieces also have consistent coloring and weight compared to cheaper third-party reproductions.
The Jango Fett was released in 2015 by Lego.
Lego set 75107, the Star Wars Jango Fett figure, was officially retired from production in 2016. It is no longer available to buy new directly from Lego or major retailers. Collectors must purchase it from third-party sellers on secondary markets like eBay or BrickLink.
The 2015 Jango Fett minifigure (part 5003049) is not part of the LEGO 75107 set, which is the 2016 Millennium Falcon; this figure was released in 2015 as part of set 75079 or as a standalone collectible. Condition checks should focus on the integrity of the unique molded helmet and chest armor, looking for cracks, stress marks, or discoloration on the silver and blue plastic. Verify that the printed face tile is free of scratches and that the included weapons, such as the blaster pistol and jetpack, are present and undamaged.
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