Collectible Minifigures Series 25 (Blind Box Packaging)
col25 · Collectible Minifigures
Series 25 · 2024
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
col25
Theme
Collectible Minifigures
Year Released
2024
Rarity
common
Overall Assessment
An essential modern release for CMF collectors, notable primarily for introducing the cardboard blind box packaging era.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation4.99 USD to 6.00 USD retail, individual figures vary from 5 USD to 15 USD depending on character popularity.
Original Retail
4.99 USD
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Varies by specific figure inside the mystery box.
Torso
Varies depending on which minifigure from Series 25 is inside.
Legs
Varies depending on which minifigure from Series 25 is inside.
Accessories
Varies depending on which minifigure from Series 25 is inside.
Printing Details
Cardboard box features high-quality product imagery, legal text, barcodes, and a specialized data matrix code used by the community for figure identification.
Color Scheme
Blue and white cardboard packaging typical of the Series 25 blind box release.
Known Variants
Series 25 consists of 12 unique collectible minifigures.
Condition Notes
Cardboard box packaging is susceptible to creasing, edge wear, and crushing during shipping or handling.
Found In Sets
71045 Collectible Minifigures Series 25
Character Background
Series 25 features a diverse cast of original characters including a Triceratops Costume Fan, Sprinter, Harpy, Film Noir Detective, Train Kid, Goatherd, Vampire Knight, Pet Groomer, Fitness Instructor, E-Sports Gamer, Fierce Barbarian, and Mushroom Sprite.
Design Notes
This image shows the transition period where LEGO replaced foil bags with cardboard blind boxes to improve sustainability, prompting the community to use data matrix codes for scanning.
History
Series 25 represents a major shift in packaging history for LEGO, moving away from traditional foil bags to recyclable cardboard boxes.
Interesting Facts
Collectors quickly developed smartphone scanning apps to read the unique matrix codes on the bottom of these boxes to identify the figure inside without opening it.
Collectibility
High collectibility due to the blind box format and the hunt for specific characters.
Similar Minifigures
Other Collectible Minifigure Series blind boxes such as Series 26 or Series 24.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed opened on dedicated minifigure display stands, or kept sealed as part of a complete sealed series collection.
Modification Potential
Minifigures inside offer high customizability and parts swapping with other LEGO sets.