
Where is Elf Guard cheapest right now?
What does Lego® Elf Guard (30212) currently cost?
On VERObricks, Lego® Elf Guard (Set No. 30212) is currently listed by 3 shops across 3 offers. The lowest new price in the VERObricks comparison is 142,96 € (amazon-fr). Other new offers range up to 156,56 €. Used, the set is available from 3,44 € (ebay). The manufacturer's RRP is 4,99 €. The current price per brick is 529,5 cents.
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Has Elf Guard ever been cheaper?
- Current
- 142,96 €
- New, best shop
- 30-day low
- 29,99 €
- on 19. Okt. 2022 · eBay
- 90-day avg.
- 31,24 €
- Daily average
- All-time low
- 29,99 €
- on 19. Okt. 2022 · eBay
| Date | New | Used | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12. Nov. 2026 | 142,96 € | 3,44 € | amazon-fr |
| 09. Nov. 2026 | 29,99 € | 3,44 € | eBay |
| 01. Nov. 2026 | 29,99 € | 3,29 € | eBay |
| 22. Sept. 2026 | 29,99 € | 3,39 € | eBay |
| 19. Okt. 2022 | 29,99 € | – | eBay |
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Set details
- Brand
- Lego
- Partcount
- 27
- Minifigures
- 1
- 1 excl.
- Age
- 6-12
- Release / EOL
- 2012 – 2013
- RRP
- 4,99 €
- Price per Part
- 503.7 ct
Technical data6 entries
Product
- Name
- Elf Guard
Dimensions
- Packaging width
- 14 cm
- Packaging height
- 1 cm
- Packaging length
- 14 cm
Identification
- MFR
- 30212-1
- SKU
- 30212
DescriptionManufacturer text
Keep a look-out for danger at the Elven forest outpost with the Elf Guard with hood, bow, quiver, wine barrel, goblet and tree with mushrooms!
Which minifigures are in Elf Guard?
The set contains 1 minifigure, 1 of them exclusive to this set.
Mirkwood Elf Guard
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can you buy Lego® Elf Guard?
New stock is available at amazon-fr, amazon-it (2 shops). Used copies are offered by ebay. VERObricks compares all prices in real time and always shows you the lowest offer — for new and used stock, with shipping cost comparison.
Was Elf Guard ever cheaper? Price history & all-time low
VERObricks tracks the price history of Lego® Elf Guard across all shops. The historical low for new is 29,99 €. The highest observed new price was 142,96 € — a range of 112,97 €. Currently, the price is 112,97 € (377%) above the all-time low. The lowest used price historically was 3,29 €. With the VERObricks price alert you'll be notified instantly when the price reaches your target.
What is Lego® Elf Guard? Contents, parts & details
Lego® Elf Guard is a set by Lego from the "Fantasy" theme (Set No. 30212). According to the VERObricks database, the set includes 27 parts, 1 minifigure, Recommended age 6-12. Manufacturer description: "Keep a look-out for danger at the Elven forest outpost with the Elf Guard with hood, bow, quiver, wine barrel, goblet and tree with mushrooms!" On VERObricks you can find the set in these categories: Fantasy, Pop culture, Lord of the Rings™.
Which minifigures are included in Lego® Elf Guard?
According to the Rebrickable inventory, Lego® Elf Guard contains 1 minifigures: Mirkwood Elf Guard. 1 figure is exclusive to this set: Mirkwood Elf Guard. Exclusive figures often keep a set's value stable after retirement; see the price history and used offers above.
When was Lego® Elf Guard released and how long will it stay available?
Lego® Elf Guard was released in December 2012. The set retired at the end of 2013 (EOL, end of life). New copies come from remaining stock only; for used ones, use the eBay search on this page.
Can you also buy Elf Guard used?
According to VERObricks, Lego® Elf Guard is available used from 3,44 € at ebay. Compared to the lowest new price (142,96 €), you save 139,52 € — that's 98% off. The current used price is near the historical low of 3,29 € — a good opportunity. Tip: Used building block sets are a sustainable and budget-friendly alternative. VERObricks compares all used offers from various retailers for you.
Is Elf Guard worth it at the current price?
At the current VERObricks best price of 142,96 € for 27 parts, that works out to 529,5 cents per part. The high price per part suggests a premium or collector set, where collectibility plays a larger role than pure part count.





















