In 2015 there were only two minifigures given out and this was one of them. The reception for the TV series this minifigure promoted wasn't amazing which is reflected in his current value. #18 - Bizarro His value is probably reflected by the fact that he's not that well known in the DC universe. #19 - Arsenal What a minifigure! I love everything about Sheriff Deadpool and with the next 4 entries on this list being unobtainable for me financially this takes pride of place in my LEGO collection. When Barb from Stranger Things showed up at the 2019 edition it was a nice break from the plethora of Marvel and DC characters. At the time this was one of the most colourful and unique Batman minifigures although since then we've had some crazy designs that make Batman of Zur-En-Arrh look tame. You've probably noticed by now that anything to do with Batman and Spider-Man usually does well and this is no exception. #6 - Azog

Azog is a really strange one. Like Bard the Bowman the figure itself isn't exclusive as it also appeared in the "Dol Guldur Battle" set. As per the previous year there were only two minifigures in 2016 and this is the one everyone wanted to get their hands on. #12 - Jean Grey in Phoenix CostumeOur only X-Men representative is Jean Gray in her Phoenix Costume. A lot to love about this minifigure, LEGO did a really nice job with her. #11 - The Collector Not the most detailed minifigure LEGO have produced but the fact that it's Spider-Man makes it highly collectable. #8 - PS4 Spider-Man Marvel and Disney tried to downplay X-Men merchandise for most of the 2010s, since 20th Century Fox owned the film rights. However, before the unofficial moratorium on X-Men merchandise began, LEGO produced a small X-Men set featuring Magneto, Wolverine, and Deadpool. Perhaps expecting the long wait they'd have before they could make more mutants, LEGO's designers produced a pitch-perfect Magneto. A defect is usually thought of as worthless, but due to the highly collectible nature of LEGO and the rarity of misprints, minifigures that aren't quite perfect can fetch big sums. Prints are applied to minifigure heads whilst they are attached to the torso, so a shift print would be the result of the head not being perfectly aligned or fully connected with the torso during printing.

And here we have it, number 1 on our list is the Spider-Man from San Diego Comic Con 2013. Such a beautiful minifigure and one of Marvel's most loved characters. Although her value has been pretty stagnant since then that could change with the announcement of season 2 of Stranger Things. Especially if LEGO decides to make more sets to sit alongside "The Upside Down". #20 - ATOM One of the more frequently seen printing errors are those typically referred to as shift prints. This is where the printing is shifted away from its normal position. You almost always see this mistake happen with the head, where the printing is usually lower than it should be and can also be skewed to either the left or right. ATOM is a surprising one for me because I expected him to be a lot further up this list. He is covered from head to toe in detail AND comes with an exclusive stand! What's not too like? It would have been really cool if LEGO had incorporated some wing pieces but oh well you can't have everything. #15 - Green LanternThe Collector is the only character from Guardians of the Galaxy we've seen at SDCC and was brought to the 2014 edition by LEGO to promote the film release. LEGO is renowned for its stringent quality control, but mistakes do happen in its production line. They're rare occurrences but when minifigures are involved it can lead to wrongly coloured body parts, wonky printing, or printing that is missing completely.