Kinder Natoons Dinosaurs · 2026 · Kinder
Plesiosaurus
Plesiosaurus (VC123) is a grey-blue marine reptile with a long neck, four flippers and a yellowish belly. It has the last code of the series and is the only figure lying down rather than standing.
In ColleX collections, 109 collectors have it and 12 are looking for it. 16 of them have duplicates.
Median of European collector shops (Germany, Italy) for the toy with its leaflet (BPZ). These are asking prices, not sales.
- Lowest offer:
- €1.29
- Highest:
- €3.50
Shop data as of November 2, 2026.
On offer now · 1
Active listings for this item
About this item
A marine reptile, not a dinosaur
Plesiosaurus is a marine reptile, not a dinosaur. According to Wikipedia it lived in the Early Jurassic and is known from nearly complete skeletons found in England; it was about 3.5 metres long, with a small head, a long neck and two pairs of paddles.
“Dino 16” at the shop
The shop ue-ei-punkt.de lists Plesiosaurus as “Dino 16”, the last number of the series; on 5 October 2026 it cost €1.29 there with leaflet, €1.99 at eierlei-shop.de and €3.50 at astrocollection.it. The name Plesiosaurus is the same in the collector databases, at the shops and in the Ü-Ei-Portal catalogue. Ferrero’s leaflet shows two parts: the upper one is pushed onto the lower one.
Plesiosaurus (VC123) — details, price and collectors
FAQ
What is the last code in Kinder Natoons Dinos?+
VC123, Plesiosaurus. The first code of the series is VC097, Stegosaurus; there are 16 figures in all.
Is the Kinder Plesiosaurus a dinosaur?+
No. Plesiosaurus was a marine reptile: it lived in water and swam with two pairs of flippers. The other non-dinosaur of the series is the flying Pteranodon (VC101).