MLB × Peanuts BE@RBRICKs: the team and character both matter

An MLB × Peanuts BE@RBRICK has at least two collecting identities: the baseball team and the Peanuts character. Saving only one can make separate releases look interchangeable in a wishlist.

Snoopy with the New York Yankees, Charlie Brown with the New York Mets, and Snoopy with the White Sox demonstrate how that combination changes. The crossover name connects them, while the character-team pairing identifies the target.

Make a two-field shortlist

Medicom’s Yankees Snoopy announcement and Mets Charlie Brown announcement each specify a 100% and 400% set. Both quote ¥16,500 including tax and carry November 2023 planned release/shipping wording, with December 2 store-sale statements in the body.

The White Sox Snoopy announcement specifies another 100% and 400% set at ¥16,500 including tax. It carries September 2024 planned release/shipping wording and a September 21 store-sale statement.

These three examples are not an exhaustive checklist of MLB × Peanuts releases. They establish why a precise reference needs both names.

Let your collecting rule choose the next search

A team collector can prioritize the team field. A Snoopy collector can search across team references while preserving each pairing. A crossover collector might pursue several combinations, but should research each separately before calling a group complete.

Use the BE@RBRICK Master Index to open Yankees Snoopy, Mets Charlie Brown, or White Sox Snoopy. Keep the chosen detail link with the wishlist row rather than using one generic “baseball Snoopy” reference.

A seller’s reference to “New York” is especially incomplete for this comparison. The two documented New York examples identify different teams and different characters. Ask for the full title and photographs of the offered product and packaging.

Preserve the original set boundary

Each example here is a mixed-size set. A seller offering a single larger component is not offering the complete original configuration. That may suit your display plan, but record the missing smaller component if completeness matters to you.

Do not convert the equal original quotes into a current ranking. The matching historical amounts describe the announced sets; they do not prove equal demand among team or character collectors.

Likewise, the sports association does not establish player use, an autograph, or team ownership of the offered item. Those claims require evidence for that particular object. The product’s documented crossover identity is enough to describe its connection accurately.

Your inventory can remain readable with a compact label: MLB × Peanuts, character, team, and nominal configuration. Add the acquisition date and receipt separately. When you later compare another team or character, the database reference will tell you exactly what has changed.

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

Browse the gallery’s BE@RBRICK collection for current listing details.