The Beatles Anthology and Revolver BE@RBRICKs compared

Anthology and Revolver identify two different Beatles BE@RBRICK targets. Their official titles connect them through the band while giving a music collector a more precise organizing idea than simply buying a Beatles-themed bear.

Both announcements describe 100% and 400% configurations. That makes the format comparable, but it does not turn either release into a four-member band set.

Use the music title as the identity field

Medicom’s Anthology source specifies approximately 70 and 280 mm figures with May 2021 planned release/shipping wording. It quotes ¥13,000 before tax.

The Revolver source specifies the same nominal sizes with August 2023 planned release/shipping wording and a ¥17,600 tax-included quote. The page explicitly connects the product to the named album.

Keep those schedules separate from the history of the recordings. The product announcement’s year dates a BE@RBRICK schedule, not the original release of the music. A discography discussion needs its own checked recording sources.

Choose between a title-led pair and a broader band collection

A recording-led collection can place these targets beside the corresponding music in your personal display. The relationship is your collecting choice. It should not be described as an official combined Anthology-and-Revolver bundle unless a source documents one.

For a broader Beatles collection, keep these titles as subgroups. That lets you add other named products later without making every acquisition look like a replacement for the same bear.

The Anthology detail and Revolver detail in the BE@RBRICK Master Index provide stable reference points for those notes. A result under “Beatles” is a lead; the complete title tells you which target it is.

Check what a seller means by “set”

The documented mixed-size configuration contains the named product at 100% and 400%. A seller’s use of “Beatles set” could instead describe a personal bundle, a selected component, or several unrelated music collectibles. Ask for the actual included items.

Do not infer four figures because the band has four members. The product title and the manufacturer’s pack wording determine the announced purchase unit. Band membership is not a component list.

Likewise, a band name does not establish signatures, band ownership, or stage use. These are manufactured music-related figures. A seller making an additional memorabilia claim needs to support that claim separately.

Compare historical amounts with their tax labels

The two original quotes use different tax treatments. Preserve those labels rather than ranking the raw figures as though they were directly equivalent costs. Neither quote establishes a current market amount or a manufacturer-confirmed US MSRP.

If you find a promising offer, match the title and complete configuration before discussing the amount. Keep the seller’s condition photographs with that offer, then use the source-linked index record for the release identity.

The most useful connection is specific enough to survive a shortened headline: Beatles, Anthology or Revolver, and the documented size configuration. Those few details make a music-led collection easier to recognize and explain.

Index status: This index is in beta and may contain errors, missing information, or display issues. We’re continuing to review and improve it.

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