LEGO dropped the Robin (41587) in 2017 as part of the BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes collection — a neat little set at 101 pieces with a retail price of $9.99.
You're looking at $0.099 per piece, which holds up well against other BrickHeadz sets.
LEGO exclusives like the Robin tend to fly under the radar at first, but their limited availability makes them interesting long-term holds.
Key Features
101 pieces — Quick, focused build that's fun without the time commitment
LEGO Exclusive — Limited distribution that typically drives stronger aftermarket value
$0.099 per piece — In line with BrickHeadz pricing
DC Comics Super Heroes subtheme — A popular subcategory within BrickHeadz
From 2017 — Modern LEGO design and packaging quality
Theme Background
As a 2017 addition to BrickHeadz, part of the DC Comics Super Heroes subcollection, the Robin slots into the more affordable side of BrickHeadz. Brickheadz is part of LEGO's broader product lineup, and at $9.99 this set is priced accordingly. The $0.099 price-per-piece makes it one of the stronger values in BrickHeadz right now.
Collectors following BrickHeadz specifically should note the DC Comics Super Heroes subtheme — it's a category that tends to draw attention and hold value, especially as sets in this tier age out of production.
Why This Set Is Special
135% above retail. Now trading at $23.46, up 135% from $9.99 RRP — a 11% annualized return over 8.2 years since retirement.
LEGO Exclusive — Only available through LEGO.com and official LEGO stores — limited distribution that typically drives stronger post-retirement appreciation.
Frequently Asked Questions
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