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The Saga Collection 2006 – 2007

The Saga Collection was Hasbro’s first Star Wars line without any new movies on the horizon, so it was a mix of characters from all Star Wars mediums. The Saga Collection continued the Star Wars brand, but many of the characters were re-packs or re-paints and the packaging had already been done with the Original Trilogy Collection. There were some great figures and multipack sets mixed into the Saga line, but the line struggled to find success.

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

Saga Collection (2006 – 2007): Basic Figures

The Saga Collection released 74 basic figures over a two year period with 10 of them being released on the Ultimate Galactic Hunt cards as well. Give Hasbro some credit for producing the first Major Bren Derlin (Cliff Clavin from Cheers) figure. It should be noted that the last 5 figures on this line were Walmart Exclusives.

• SAGA-01: Princess Leia (Boushh Disguise)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-02: Han Solo (Carbonite)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-03: Bib Fortuna
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-04: Barada (Skiff Guard)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-05: Chewbacca (Boushh Prisoner)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-06: Boba Fett
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-07: General Veers
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-08: Major Bren Derlin
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-09: AT-AT Driver
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-10: R2-D2
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-11: Snowtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-12: General Rieekan
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5

• SAGA-13: Darth Vader
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-14: Power Droid
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-15: Sora Bulq
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-16: Sun Fac
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-17: C-3PO (Battle Droid Head)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-18: Poggle the Lesser
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-19: Yoda
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-20: Jango Fett
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-21: Scorch (Republic Commando)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-22: Firespeeder Pilot
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-23: Lushros Dofine
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-24: Clone Commander Cody
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18

• SAGA-25: Anakin Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-26: Clone Trooper (Utapau)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-27: Holographic Ki-Adi-Mundi
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-28: Obi-Wan Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-29: Foul Moudama
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-30: General Grievous
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-31: Momaw Nadon
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-32: R5-D4
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-33: Hem Dazon
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-34: Garindan
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-35: Han Solo
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-36: Luke Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5

• SAGA-37: Sandtrooper
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-38: Darth Vader (Bespin)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-39: Chief Chirpa
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-40: Moff Jerferrod
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-41: Death Star Gunner
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-42: C-3PO
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-43: Emperor Palpatine
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-44: Luke Skywalker
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-45: Darth Vader (Throne Room)
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-46: Rebel Trooper 1
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-46: Rebel Trooper 2
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-47: Obi-Wan Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-48: Holographic Darth Maul
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10

• SAGA-49: Rep Been
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-50: Naboo Soldier
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-51: Dud Bolt and Mars Guo
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-52: Gragra
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-53: Sith Training Darth Maul
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-54: Chewbacca with Electronic C-3PO
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-55: Kit Fisto
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-56: Holographic Clone Commander Cody
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-57: Clone Trooper (442nd Siege Battalion)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-58: R5-J2
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-59: Clone Trooper (Fifth Fleet Security)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-60: Clone Trooper Sergeant
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-61: Super Battle Droid
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5

• SAGA-62: Battle Droids
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-63: Holographic Obi-Wan Kenobi
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-64: Commander Appo
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-65: Elite Corps Clone Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-66: R4-K5 (Darth Vader’s Astromech Droid)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-67: Padme Amidala
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-68: Combat Engineer Clone Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• SAGA-69: Yarael Poof
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-70: Aurra Sing (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-71: Kitik Keed’kak (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $35; Loose $8 – $15
• SAGA-72: Nabrun Leids and Kabe (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• SAGA-73: Labria (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• SAGA-74: R4-M6 (Mace Windu’s Astromech Droid) (Walmart)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10

Saga Collection (2006 – 2007): Battle Packs

• Battle Above the Sarlacc Battle Pack
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• Jedi Vs. Darth Sidious Battle Pack
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $50; Loose $15 – $25
• Mace Windu’s Attack Battalion Battle Pack (Target)
  • Market Value: Boxed $70 – $100; Loose $40 – $55
• Sith Lord Attack Battle Pack
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Skirmish in the Senate Battle Pack (Target Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $50; Loose $15 – $25
• The Hunt For Grievous Battle Pack (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $80 – $125; Loose $45 – $60

Saga Collection (2006 – 2007): Greatest Battles Collection

All figures released in this series were re-paints or re-packs. All have the same value with the exception of 501st Legion Trooper and Clone Commander, who are notated with the actual listing below.

Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5

• 1 of 14: 501st Legion Trooper
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• 2 of 14: AT-TE Tank Gunner
• 3 of 14: C-3PO
• 4 of 14: Count Dooku
• 5 of 14: Royal Guard (Senate)
• 6 of 14: Padme
• 7 of 14: R4-G9
• 8 of 14: Kit Fisto
• 9 of 14: Wookie Warrior
• 10 of 14: R2-D2 (Electronic)
• 11 of 14: Shocktrooper
• 12 of 14: Obi-Wan Kenobi
• 13 of 14: Emperor Palpatine
• 14 of 14: Clone Commander (Green)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• 14 of 14: Clone Commander (Red)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15

Saga Collection (2006 – 2007): Heroes and Villains Collection

All figures released in this series were re-paints or re-packs. All have the same value with the exception of Commander Bacara and General Grievous, who are notated with the actual listing below.

Market Value: Carded $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5

• 1 of 12: Darth Vader
• 2 of 12: Anakin Skywalker
• 3 of 12: Yoda
• 4 of 12: Commander Bacara
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• 5 of 12: Clone Trooper
• 6 of 12: Clone Pilot (Shadow Pilot)
• 7 of 12: Chewbacca
• 8 of 12: Obi-Wan Kenobi
• 9 of 12: General Grievous
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• 10 of 12: Mace Windu
• 11 of 12: R2-D2
• 12 of 12: Destroyer Droid

Saga Collection (2006 – 2007): Exclusive Figures

Hasbro released some great exclusives for this line such as the George Lucas Stormtrooper and Shadow Trooper, but one of the highlights of the entire Saga Collection line was the re-release of the Early Bird Certificate Package and Early Bird Kit that you could send away for. Excellent Job Hasbro!

• 501st Stormtrooper (SDCC)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• Clone Trooper (Toys R Us France)
  • Market Value: Carded $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Darth Vader (Woolworths UK)
  • Market Value: Carded $25 – $40; Loose $10 – $18
• Early Bird Certificate Package (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15
• Early Bird Mail-Away Figures Pack (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $30; Loose $10 – $15

Early Bird Certificate Package (Commemorative)

• George Lucas: Stormtrooper (Ultimate Galactic Hunt)
  • Market Value: Carded $85 – $135; Loose $45 – $60
• General Grievous (Demise of Grievous) (Target)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Separation of the Twins: Leia Organa with Bail Organa (Walmart)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Separation of the Twins: Luke Skywalker with Obi-Wan Kenobi (Walmart)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Shadow Stormtrooper (Star Wars Shop.com)
  • Market Value: Carded $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10

Saga Collection (2006 – 2007): Multipacks

Once again, Hasbro gave us some great multipack sets, namely the Death Star Briefing Scene Pack and the Lucas Family Collector’s Set.

• Astromech Droid Pack Series I (Entertainment Earth Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $90; Loose $35 – $50
• Astromech Droid Pack Series II (Entertainment Earth Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $60 – $90; Loose $35 – $50
• Commemorative Episode IV DVD Collection (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• Commemorative Episode V DVD Collection (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• Commemorative Episode VI DVD Collection (Walmart Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $10 – $20; Loose $3 – $5
• Death Star Briefing Scene Pack (FX Previews Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $125 – $175; Loose $75 – $100

• Episode III Gift Pack (Woolworth’s UK)
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Episode III Jedi Knights (Argos UK)
  • Market Value: Boxed $15 – $25; Loose $5 – $10
• Lucas Collector Set (Star Wars Shop.com)
  • Market Value: Boxed $25 – $40; Loose $15 – $20
• Republic Commando Scene Pack
  • Market Value: Boxed $150 – $200; Loose $90 – $120
• The Hunt for the Millennium Falcon: Bounty Hunter Pack (Previews)
  • Market Value: Boxed $50 – $80; Loose $30 – $40

Saga Collection (2006): Vintage Saga Collection (VOTC)

Hasbro brought back the Vintage Original Trilogy Collection line for the Saga Collection in 2006. They were the same basic concept as before, but with the new Saga Collection label.

Saga Collection (2006 – 2007): Vehicles

Most of the vehicles released for the Saga Collection line were just re-packs from other lines, with the highlights being the Imperial Shuttle and Endor AT-AT.

• Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Darth Vader’s Tie Advanced Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Droid Tri-Fighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Endor AT-AT (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $200 – $250; Loose $100 – $150
• General Grievous’ Wheel Bike
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Imperial Shuttle (Target Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $350 – $450; Loose $175 – $250
• Kit Fisto Jedi Starfighter (Target Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $55; Loose $15 – $25
• Luke Skywalker’s X-Wing Fighter (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $100 – $150; Loose $60 – $80

• Mace Windu’s Jedi Starfighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $35 – $50; Loose $15 – $25
• Millennium Falcon (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $200 – $300; Loose $100 – $150
• Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter
  • Market Value: Boxed $20 – $35; Loose $10 – $15
• Republic Gunship (Clone Wars Deco) (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $350 – $450; Loose $150 – $200
• Rogue Two Snowspeeder with Zev Senesca (Target Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $80 – $110; Loose $40 – $60
• Tie Fighter (2005) (Target Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $75 – $100; Loose $45 – $60
• Tie Fighter (2006) (Toys R Us Exclusive)
  • Market Value: Boxed $75 – $100; Loose $45 – $60

This was Hasbro’s first Star Wars line without any new movies on the horizon, so they went back to the multi genre format to mix things up a bit. The Saga Collection included characters from all six movies at that time, with an emphasis on the prequel trilogy since it was still fresh on everyone’s mind. Hasbro created this line to simply keep Star Wars alive with their new younger demographic and still give the adult collectors something they hadn’t seen before. It kind of worked……sort of. A lot of the characters were simply re-packs and re-paints, with a few nice surprises sprinkled in here and there.

The packaging for the Saga Collection line would’ve been great……if it hadn’t just been done with the Original Trilogy Collection line a few years prior. The packaging re-used the silver striping across the top of the card with a small photo of the character in the bottom left side of the card. Once again, Hasbro used a background photo on the card to make the character fit right into the action, which was still really cool looking, even if it had been done before. One of the gimmicks for this line was the introduction of the Ultimate Galactic Hunt or UGH for you acronym lovers. The UGH basically used the same card and figure except the card was done in a gold foil instead of the standard issue. Each of the UGH packages contained a mail order form to send in for the big prize, which was a George Lucas in Stormtrooper action figure (Ok, now that is a pretty great prize).

The Saga Collection was a “nice” line but it seemed to struggle to find any kind of identity or separate itself from other previous lines. In fact, it borrowed heavily from past lines so it kind of seemed like the Saga Collection was just a mish mash of a bunch of themes thrown together. There were some great figures mixed into the Saga line and they had some great multipack sets (Lucas Family Set, Death Star Briefing Set) but in the end, it just didn’t catch fire. Overall, the Saga Collection is a good line to collect due to the figures being plentiful and the values being very reasonable. Some multipacks and vehicles can bring higher prices on the secondary market, but still a good collectible line.