Baron Zemo & Arnim Zola
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Retail Price
$49.99 -
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Rarity Score
18% 614 / 3387 collectors own this Set -
Average Rating
3.7 / 5 (45 ratings) -
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The Baron Zemo & Arnim Zola (Baron Zemo, Arnim Zola) set was released in 2024 by Hasbro in the Marvel Legends line. It is a Amazon exclusive. The original retail price was $49.99. It is owned by 614 collectors on Legendsverse with an average rating of 3.7/5 . It currently sits at $27.31 in the aftermarket , decreasing its price by 40.8% since the last price update .
614 collectors own this set. Join them!
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$33.77 from $49.99Decreased by 32.45%
- Avg. Value
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$27.31 from $49.99Decreased by 45.37%
- Min. Value
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$22.99 from $49.99Decreased by 54.01%
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Start Tracking for Free8 months ago
Lol! My very first visit to an Ollie's in my area (or ever) yielded the same finds.
9 months ago
You are not alone! My local Ross’s is pretty barren with Legends and as is Ollie’s. Neither are out of the way for me so it’s easy to check both on my way to/from work. That’s an awesome score for that price in the wild.
9 months ago
My local Ross never has anything worth getting either. Unless you really like funkos
9 months ago
Is it just my janky Ross’s around here in central Florida? I have been to Ross/TjMaxx/Marshalls dozens of times and have never seen a single ML figure. Not even the Wakanda Forever figures that Ollies can’t move.
9 months ago
1 calendar year after it was released, I got it for $14.99 at Ross. <div>It's really something to consider when pre-ordering. </div><div>If you can afford being patient, the value goes way up. Because the figures are terrific. </div>