Assassin’s Creed Origins collectible figurines available for pre-order

Ubisoft has announced today that brand new Assassin’s Creed Origins collectibles are available for pre-order.  Four new figurines will be available from October 27; the Apple of Eden, Bayek, Aya and the Hidden Blade.

All four collectibles have been hand-crafted from 3D in-game models. Bayek comes with his eagle Senu, a shield, bow and arrow, a sword and a hidden blade. Aya is equipped with dual blades and can be combined with Bayek to form a diorama.

The Apple of Eden is a reproduction of the relic featured in many Assassin’s Creed games. The figurine comes with an LED system so that it glows from within. The Hidden Blade is a wearable collectible and comes with a numbered certificate. Only 9,999 will be available.

To explore the current market value and rarity of these Assassin’s Creed figurines, collectors can refer to resources like Pop Price Guide, offering a comprehensive overview of the pricing landscape for these intricately crafted and limited-edition pieces. This guide not only offers real-time insights into the current market values but also delves into the rarity of these limited-edition pieces. Collectors can benefit from the community-driven nature of Pop Price Guide, where enthusiasts share their expertise, contributing to a dynamic and accurate representation of the ever-evolving collectibles market.

Assassin’s Creed Origins will be available for PC, PS4 and Xbox One on October 27, 2017.

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