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Cone (20 parts)

Cones have a circular base and come to a point on the top.

Most LEGO cones are truncated because they have a flat area on top with studs.

Cone (20 parts)
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Part Name(Part Number)
Overall
Rank
# Pieces(Rank)
# Sets(Rank)
# Colors(Rank)
Years
Produced
1×1×⅔ Cone (Fez)85975
657
526736
266610
11933
2009-202517 years
1×1 Cone59900
28
1867640
384726
5721
1985-202541 years
1½×1½×⅔ Cone33492
1218
2311142
961147
52176
2019-20257 years
2×2 Cone, Truncated98100
444
881534
438417
17491
2013-202513 years
2×2×2 Cone3942
246
1539391
716259
4072
1979-202547 years
3×3×2 Cone6233
711
366887
184772
18457
1995-202531 years
4×4×2 Cone3943
669
389864
186767
21348
1979-202547 years
4×4×2 Cone, Hollow4742
1292
1361473
941172
71561
1985-202541 years
4×2×3 ½-Cone38317
1703
721994
312090
12876
2018-20258 years
8×4×6 ½-Cone47543
1689
582179
371914
13785
2004-202522 years
10×5×6 ½-Cone29096
4203
163819
54880
33464
2017-20193 years
2×2×3 Cone, Jagged28598
2698
352739
153039
52324
2017-20259 years
2×4×4 ½-Cone w/ Roof Tiles35563
1946
502331
292177
101114
2018-20247 years
4×8×6 ½-Cone w/ Roof Tiles1746
4547
84880
54981
43013
2022-20254 years
1×1 w/ Fins4588
712
440819
224682
12824
1984-202542 years
3×3×3 Cone, Paraboloid1744
4067
193562
54870
33425
2022-20243 years
6×3×6 ½-Cone, Paraboloid18909
3641
163784
64568
62047
2015-20228 years
3×3×6 ¼-Cylinder w/ Curved Top6059
2857
292958
123375
61975
1992-202534 years
1×1 Cone, Inv. w/ Bar (Ice Cream Cone)11610
525
869539
393459
101023
2013-202513 years
2×2×2 Cone, Inverted49309
3008
253165
202676
33363
2019-20257 years

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