#16 Powerslave (Pharaoh Eddie's Pyramid Tomb)
Description
This POP! Album piece is based on the Powerslave era artwork from Iron Maiden, a major heavy metal band with a long-running presence in popular music. The imagery centers on their mascot Eddie in a pharaoh-inspired form tied to the album’s Egyptian theme. It comes from the band’s album art rather than a film, game, or anime storyline.
The figure is #16 in the Albums line and comes in the larger POP! Album size with the Powerslave cover displayed behind it. Eddie is shown as a gold pharaoh bust with blue striping on the headdress, deep-set black eyes, and squared-off hands resting at the front. The base is sculpted like a small throne or tomb façade, matching the angular, stone-like look of the album setting. Released in 2021, it’s presented as a single pack display piece.
Sold Price data
Based on eBay sales data, this POP! figure recently sold for $17.90. The price represents a somewhat premium market value. The price has increased by 54.0% over the past 6 months. With an average of 9 monthly sales, this price provides a reliable market indicator.
