Common questions about the Rey from Lego (2018).
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The Rey minifigure from set 41602 is not considered rare. It was a standard exclusive release for the 2018 Disney Princess collection and remains widely available on the secondary market. Collectors typically find this figure at low price points due to its high production volume.
The Rey originally retailed for $9.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The item you described is a genuine Lego Star Wars Rey minifigure from the 2018 release of set 41602, The Mandalorian. Authentication is confirmed by verifying the specific mold details, such as the unique face print and hair piece, which match official Lego production standards for that year. You can further validate authenticity by checking that the figure includes the correct accessory parts and that the plastic has the characteristic Lego texture and weight.
The Rey was released in 2018 by Lego.
Lego set 41602, Star Wars: The Mandalorian Rey, was retired from production in 2021. It is no longer available to buy new directly from the Lego Store or official Lego retailers. Buyers must currently seek this item from third-party sellers or the secondary market.
Check the minifigure’s head and torso for cracks, paint wear, or fading, as these are the most common defects. Inspect the hair piece for stress marks or breaks, which significantly lower value. Verify that all accessories, such as the lightsaber and cape, are present and undamaged. Compare the figure against official Lego reference images to confirm it is an authentic 2018 release and not a third-party reproduction.
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