Star Wars 6" Black Series L3-37
L3-37 as featured in the Han Solo Movie. L3-37, abbreviated L3, or Elthree, was a feminine custom self-made piloting droid associated with Lando Calrissian who was active during the reign of the Galactic Empire.-
Figure Number: 73
Wave: 19
Year: 2018
Retail: $19.99 UPC: 630509731077
SKU: 451564002 
ASIN: B077NNZJKD (paid link) Movie: Solo
Series: 6" Black Series Group: Force Awakens 2015-2018 - View in: Price Guide | Visual Guide | Checklist
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| Retailer | Price | Diff | Lowest Found |
|---|---|---|---|
 Sold Auctions | Avg: $33.31 | +$13.32 (+67%) | $29.99 |
| Buy It Now | Avg: $33.19 | +$13.20 (+66%) | $5.00 |
Amazon  | $45.00 | +$25.01 (+125%) | |
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The average price based upon the last 8 sold auctions is: $33.31
[High: $38.31/Low: $29.99]. The average Buy It Now price is $33.19 based upon 10 filtered active auctions out of 15.
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This L3-37 toy was added on August 2018 and also released in 2018 with a retail price of $19.99. This action figure is part of the Star Wars genre within the 6" Black Series and included in Wave 19 and is number 73. It can be found online by using the following codes: UPC: 630509731077, Amazon ASIN: B077NNZJKD (paid link), Walmart SKU: 451564002 and on eBay (paid link). L3-37 first appeared in the movie Solo. With an average selling price of $33.31, this toy is not very valuable as it's selling for about its original retail price. This is a really popular toy with 851 collectors having it in their user collections.
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