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I have been collecting Star Wars Lego since the day that I went to Target in 1999 and I found the X-Wing 7191 set and the 7181 UCS Tie FIgter on the shelf.    I promptly bought these two sets, took them home and built them.  I was them very upset that I had ripped open the box  and I went back to the store to pick up two more so I could build them with my son some day.  He was not even born yet at the time.  He was still just baking in the oven.

I never realized that this line would continue for 15+ years.  However, I was hooked.  I picked up everything star wars Lego related from that moment forward.  One item that I was on the fence with was the Lego Star Wars Keychains.  I picked them all up and I kept them in a box.    Here is a link to see all of the different Lego Key Chains on eBay here.

But I never knew what to do with them.  Should I take the tags off?  Keep them on?  Should I display them?  Should I spend my collecting dollars on sets and minifigures instead?  Or all of the above.

As I started collecting more and more minifigures, I came to the realization that I would keep getting the star wars minifigures, but that I would not bother with the duplicate super heroes minifigurres.  But that is starting to change as I am starting to find minifigures that were only released as keychains that I would like to add to my collection.  For example, I just found this TT Games Trophy Brick with a Rock Band minifigure.

The more and more that I think about it, I think that we may want to add the to the Lego Minifigure Price Guide.  I am just not sure if they should make the top 100 list?

I found these other unique ones on eBay here as well that really caught my eye.  I even picked up both of the Rockband figures.

Lego Nvidia promotional KeyChain

LEGO KLADNO ANNIVERSARY MINIFIG KEYCHAIN

Lego Julious & Friends Paul Frank Keychain

Lego Star Wars Bagged Keychains

LEGO Official BBC Top Gear The Stig

Literally hundreds of more of these exist here on eBay.  Once you get to eBay, you may want to change your search to worldwide to see a lot of different ones.