Common questions about the Rey from Lego (2016).
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Rey minifigures from the 2016 Star Wars wave are not considered rare, as they were produced in high quantities and remain widely available. Common variants like the Resistance Rey from set 75113 are standard collector items with stable, modest market values. Only specific limited-edition versions or exclusive colorways command higher prices among serious collectors.
The Rey originally retailed for $19.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The Rey minifigure from set 75113 is authentic if it matches the official Lego design, featuring a light nougat head with brown hair and a white jacket. Verify authenticity by checking for the "LEGO" logo molded on the feet and ensuring the piece number 71099 is printed on the back of the torso. Counterfeit figures often have incorrect coloring, poor print quality, or missing mold marks.
The Rey was released in 2016 by Lego.
Lego set 75113, Star Wars: The Force Awakens Rey, was officially retired by Lego in 2018. It is no longer in print or available to buy new from the manufacturer. Collectors must source this item from secondary markets or third-party resellers.
This item is a Lego set, not a figure, so standard grading scales like CGC or PSA do not apply. Condition is determined by inspecting the box for dents, tears, and color fading, as well as verifying that all pieces and instructions are present. For loose sets, check for missing parts, cracked bricks, and discoloration from age or sunlight.
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