LEGO Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' (30261 / 33673)
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| Design IDs | 30261, 33673 |
| BOID | 293196 |
| Year | 2017 |
| 2 x 2 x 0.50 | 0.6" x 0.6" x 0.2" |
| In 19 Wishlists | |
| 21 Available from €0.67 | |
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| Condition | Name | In Stock | Price | Price + Shipping | Store | ||
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 | Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' | 1 | €0.665 | €7.52 |  BrickCoast (5584)Shipping €6.85 Minimum Lot Average €0.50 | |
| Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' Good Condition | 10 | €0.72 | N/A |  Buy cheap in bulk! (149)Request a Shipping Quote Minimum Order €10.00 | |
| Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' | 1 | €0.75 | €15.65 | bricks24 (1626) Shipping €14.90 Minimum Order €15.00 | |
| Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' | 1 | €0.766 | N/A | Robs-Bricks (81) Request a Shipping Quote | |
| Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' | 1 | €0.856 | N/A |  American Brick Company (3)Request a Shipping Quote | |
| Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' good condition, minor playwear possible | 1 | €0.858 | €10.86 | SaarBricks (91) Shipping €10.00 | |
| Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' | 4 | €1.06 | €30.72 |  DD Bricks (4839)Shipping €29.66 Minimum Order €5.70 | |
| Used (Good) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' | 1 | €1.18 | €23.98 | Studbee (679) Shipping €22.81 | |
| Used (Like New) | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' | 1 | €1.22 | €4.85 |  CostaBricks (1085)Shipping €3.63 Minimum Order €3.63 |
| Name | From | Comes In | Item ID | Design ID | |
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 | White Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' (30261 / 33673) | €0.67 | 2 | 6189013 | 33673 |
LEGO Roadsign Clip-on 2 x 2 Round with 'STOP' (30261 / 33673) has been used in at least 2 LEGO sets over the past 7 years, since it was first used in 2017.