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Original Trilogy Collection
2004 – 2005

The Original Trilogy Collection was introduced in 2004, with new sculpts of our favorite original trilogy characters. The second wave is known as “Post OTC” or the “Transitional” wave due to including prequel characters. The packaging for the Original Trilogy Collection brought back the iconic Star Wars silver stripes along the borders of the card. The line included 54 figures, exclusives, multipacks, and a new series called the Vintage Original Trilogy Collection, which mirrored original packaging from the 1970’s.

For more information about Hasbro’s Original Trilogy Collection, see bottom of the page for a complete summary.

Original Trilogy Collection (2004): Basic Figures

The main line of the Original Trilogy Collection only consisted on 38 figures, but Hasbro did an excellent job with one of the smaller lines they created for Star Wars, with improved sculpts and fantastic packaging.

• OTC-01: Luke Skywalker (Dagobah Training)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-01: Luke Skywalker (Dagobah Training) Handstand Variant
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-02: Yoda (Dagobah Training)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-03: Spirit Obi-Wan (Dagobah Training)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-04: R2-D2 (Dagobah Training)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-05: Luke Skywalker (X-Wing Pilot)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-06: Luke Skywalker (Jedi Knight)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-07: Han Solo
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-08: Chewbacca
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-09: Princess Leia
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10

• OTC-10: Darth Vader (Throne Room)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-11: Scout Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-12: R2-D2
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-13: C-3PO
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-14: Boba Fett
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• OTC-15: Obi-Wan Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-16: Stormtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-17: Wicket
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-18: Princess Leia (Cloud City)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-19: Cloud Car Pilot
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5

• OTC-20: Lobot (Cloud City)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-21: Tie Fighter Pilot
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-22: Greedo
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-23: Tusken Raider
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-24: Jawas
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-25: Snowtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-26: Luke Skywalker (Bespin Gear)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-27: IG-88
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-28: Bossk
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-29: Darth Vader (Hoth)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5

• OTC-30: Gamorrean Guard
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-31: Bib Fortuna
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-32: Lando Calrissian (Skiff Guard)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-33: Princess Leia (Sail Barge)
  • Market Value: Carded $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $25
• OTC-34: Darth Vader (Death Star)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-35: Han Solo (AT-ST Driver)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-36: General Madine
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• OTC-37: Lando Calrissian (General)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• OTC-38: Imperial Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5

Original Trilogy Collection (2005): Transitional “Post” Figures

The Transitional or “Post OTC” figure line consisted of 16 figures but the first 8 were the ones that caught every collector’s attention. They were all beautifully done with brand new characters. Each made their debut in this wave, and were really high quality figures.

• 05-01: Pablo-Jill (Geonosis Arena)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $15
• 05-02: Yarua (Coruscant Senate)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 05-03: Sly Moore (Coruscant Senate)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• 05-04: Queen Amidala (Celebration Ceremony)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• 05-05: Rabe (Queen’s Chambers)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 05-06: Feltipern Trevagg (Cantina)
  • Market Value: Carded $35 – $55; Loose $15 – $25
• 05-07: Myo (Cantina)
  • Market Value: Carded $35 – $55; Loose $15 – $25
• 05-08: Dannik Jerriko (Cantina)
  • Market Value: Carded $35 – $55; Loose $15 – $25

• 05-09: Luke Skywalker (Handstand – Dagobah Training)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• 05-10: Darth Vader (Death Star Hangar)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• 05-11: Stormtrooper (Death Star Attack)
  • Market Value: Carded $12 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• 05-12: Sandtrooper (Tatooine Search)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 05-13: Scout Trooper (Endor Raid)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 05-14: Han Solo (Mos Eisley Escape)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• 05-15: Chewbacca (Hoth Escape)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5
• 05-16: Yoda (Dagobah Training)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $18; Loose $3 – $5

Original Trilogy Collection – Exclusives (2004 – 2005)

• Darth Vader (2004 Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $20
• Emperor Palpatine (Executor Transmission) (2004 Star Wars Shop.com)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Jawas Holiday Set (2004 Holiday Edition)
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $20
• Luke Skywalker’s Encounter with Yoda (2004 Encuentros Mexico)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• Scout Trooper (2004 Star Wars: Battlefront)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• Darth Vader (2004 Special Edition 500th Figure)
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• Holiday Darth Vader (2005 Star Wars Shop.com)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• Holographic Princess Leia Organa (2005 SDCC)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• Wedge Antilles (2005 Internet Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15

Original Trilogy Collection – Multipacks (2004 – 2005)

• Clone Trooper Builder 4-Pack (Entertainment Earth Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $50 – $75; Loose $30 – $40
• Endor Ambush Pack (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• Naboo Final Conflict Pack (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $45 – $65; Loose $25 – $35
• Commemorative Trilogy DVD Collection: A New Hope
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Commemorative Trilogy DVD Collection: The Empire Strikes Back
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Commemorative Trilogy DVD Collection: Return of the Jedi
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10

Original Trilogy Collection – Screen Scenes (2004)

Hasbro released specialized multipacks for the Original Trilogy Collection, based on particular movie scenes. In this case, the Jedi Council Scene from Episode I and the famous Mos Eisley Cantina scene from Episode IV.

• Jedi Council I (Yoda, Qui-Gon Jinn, Ki-Adi-Mundi)
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $25
• Jedi Council II (Plo Koon, Obi-Wan, Eeth Koth)
  • Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45; Loose $15 – $25
• Jedi Council III (Anakin Skywalker, Saesee Tiin, Adi Gallia)
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $80; Loose $40 – $50
• Jedi Council IV (Shaak Ti, Agen Kolar, Stass Allie)
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $80; Loose $40 – $50
• Mos Eisley Cantina I (Dr. Evazan, Wuher, Kitik Keed’kak)
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $80; Loose $40 – $50
• Mos Eisley Cantina II (Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ponda Baba, Zutton)
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $80; Loose $40 – $50

Original Trilogy Collection – Vintage Trilogy Figures (2004)

Hasbro released 12 newly sculpted classic figures, released on their original vintage cards called the Vintage Original Trilogy Collection (VOTC). They came pre-packaged inside of a clamshell case to give them that extra protection. The VOTC are some really great looking figures and pre-dated the Vintage Collection by six years.

• Han Solo (New Hope Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Luke Skywalker (New Hope Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Obi-Wan Kenobi (New Hope Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Princess Leia (New Hope Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• Darth Vader (Empire Strikes Back Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15
• C-3PO (Empire Strikes Back Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $8 – $15

• Lando Calrissian (Empire Strikes Back Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $20
• Yoda (Empire Strikes Back Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $20
• Boba Fett (Return of the Jedi Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20
• Chewbacca (Return of the Jedi Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $20
• R2-D2 (Return of the Jedi Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $35; Loose $12 – $20
• Stormtrooper (Return of the Jedi Card)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $12 – $20

Original Trilogy Collection – Vintage Trilogy 12 Inch Figures (2004)

Since Hasbro had such a huge and positive response to their VOTC collection, they released these four 12 inch figures shortly afterwards. Once again, the packaging mirrored the original 12 inch packaging from the late 70’s, but with updated figures inside.

Original Trilogy Collection – Vehicles (2004 – 2005)

Each vehicle came in attractive Trilogy packaging, but the real standout here is the Jawa Sandcrawler, which was a Diamond Comics exclusive. This was the first time the Sandcrawler had been produced since Kenner released the Remote Control Sandcrawler in 1978, and it was well worth the wait.

• Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $90 – $120; Loose $60 – $75
• Millennium Falcon
  • Market Value: Boxed $150-$200; Loose $100-$125
• Millennium Falcon Crew (Sam’s Club Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $150-$200; Loose $100-$125
• Sand Crawler (Diamond Comics Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $190 – $240; Loose $120 – $150
• Slave 1 (Target Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $100 – $135; Loose $60 – $75
• Tie Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $20 – $30
• Tie Fighter and X-Wing Fighter 2-Pack (Costco Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $125 – $175; Loose $70 – $90
• X-Wing Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $40 – $60; Loose $20 – $30
• Y-Wing Fighter (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $125 – $175; Loose $70 – $90

The Original Trilogy Collection was introduced in 2004 to re-capture that original trilogy magic from the 70’s and 80’s with new sculpts and molds of all of our favorite characters from the original trilogy movies. The first wave included only OTC characters, but the second wave contained a few prequel figures as well. The second wave is also known as “Post OTC” or “Transitional” wave. The reason for this is that Hasbro wanted to keep the same iconic packaging, but include characters from all movies instead of just the originals to keep the line going. You couldn’t very well have a Queen Amidala figure in an Original Trilogy Collection package, so Hasbro modified the title a bit

The packaging for the Original Trilogy Collection was absolutely beautiful. It brought back the iconic Star Wars silver stripes along the borders of the card, while properly framing the figure itself. The photos on each card were colorful and vibrant, and really allowed each figure to seamlessly blend into the background. The great thing about these background pictures is that you could take the same figure, such as Darth Vader, and put it on three different cards with different backgrounds and collectors will still buy it because the background gives it a completely different feel and look. The Post OTC figures featured the same classic silver striping but dropped the Original Trilogy Collection logo in favor of simply the character’s name.

For a smaller line, Hasbro really made the most of the Original Trilogy Collection. They also included newly designed figures, which were placed on the original vintage cards from the 70’s and 80’s called the Vintage Original Trilogy Collection. These figures came in a protective clamshell package that allowed you to take them out for display purposes, while still guaranteeing their protection when stored. Along with some fun sub-sets and vehicles, Hasbro really hit a home run with the Original Trilogy Collection. This line remains popular with collectors, and can still be found for very reasonable prices on the secondary market.