1,000 Made. A Ticket Required To Buy One. The First LEGO Star Wars Character Exclusive To Exist Only In LEGO Media. And A Box That Is Itself A Piece Of Storytelling. The first set in the rectangular box format that LEGO used for Star Wars exclusives from 2013 through 2015. COMCON032 introduced JEK-14 to the world weeks before his debut in the Yoda Chronicles animated series — making this the only SDCC exclusive where the set itself was a character reveal. The minifigure is unique to this set and has never appeared in any retail release.
The Most Valuable Item in the 2013 Yoda Chronicles Campaign — And Almost Nobody Knows It Exists. Mailed to press before the Times Square event. 413 pieces. Three exclusive minifigures. Current value $5,400.
The Rarest Yoda in the Galaxy — And It Was Free With Purchase. 1,000 made. Rarer than Mr. Gold. And you had to be in Times Square on the right day to get one.
Three Made. Three Winners. Twelve Years Later, We Still Don’t Know Where They All Are. The rarest physical item in the entire 2013 Yoda Chronicles campaign — and this author doesn’t own one.
Darth Vader Gets a Medal — And a Toy Fair Exclusive. 125 made. One minifig. Two very different ways to get it — and most collectors don’t know the difference.
Broadway Comes to a Galaxy Far, Far Away. Fewer than 150 made. A storm made it even rarer. And the details inside have never been fully documented — until now.