The Most Valuable Funko Pops

From $2,000 to $20,000 (even $100,000), these tiny toys are insanely expensive.

The Most Valuable Funko Pops

They stand around 3.75 inches tall and weigh in at about 4 ounces of cheap plastic. And they can be worth thousands of dollars. They’re Funko Pop! figurines, and they are no joke when it comes to collecting, trading and selling. The most expensive of these little pieces of painted plastic can get you a used car (and we don’t mean a $500 jalopy), or even an entire house. Maybe. More on that later.

To compile this list of Funko grails, we used Pop Price Guide, a popular, although not definitive, pricing guide to all things Funko. Sometimes the Pop Price Guide will list an item for significantly less than what it’s going for at market, and it does not always take all sales into consideration. However, it’s still a reliable guide to see what Funko Pops are selling for, as an estimated average. But like all collectibles, their value can increase or drop to the whims of the market.

Regardless, if you have any of these 34 Funkos, listed from least to most expensive, you can make quite the sale to the right buyer.

The Notorious B.I.G. (Metallic)

Value: $1,960

The metallic version of Funko’s Big Poppa is enough to hypnotize even the most frugal collectors. The Notorious B.I.G. has fetched prices as high as $2,247 when the right buyer is looking. The non-metallic version is also a prized collector’s item; it has an average price of $340 on eBay.

Lotso (Flocked)

Value: $1,960

The Lots-o-Huggin’ Bear from “Toy Story 3” is one of the most treasured of all Disney-themed Funkos. But only if he’s flocked. (You don’t want to hug plastic, do you?) However, the regular version of Lotso isn’t cheap, either. That one is worth about $340.

Holographic Darth Maul

Value: $1,980

Darth Maul is of the coolest villains to come out of the “Star Wars” prequels and is the currently the most expensive “Star Wars” Funko Pop ever made. Surprisingly, a large amount of them were created — 480 of these 2012 San Diego Comic Con exclusives are in existence. This Funko’s high price despite this speaks volumes about their desirability.

Deadpool Freddy Funko (Orange)

Value: $2,000

The orange version of Freddy Funk dressed as the “regenerating degenerate” Deadpool is ultra-rare. Only 24 were made of this 2014 San Diego Comic Con exclusive, and they’re hard to find.

Headless Ned Stark

Value: $2,080

Have a reminder of that “Game of Thrones” shocking end to season one right on your desk (or locked behind glass) with this headless variant of Ned Stark. This is one of the more popular items on this list, with a large number of Headless Ned Stark Funkos having been bought and sold on eBay. The current average price is $2,080, with many going for around $1,500.

‘The Dark Knight’ Joker Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $2,030

Do you know how Freddy got these scars? Neither do we, but this Freddy Funko from the “Dark Knight” universe is extremely rare. The regular, not glow-in-the-dark version of this toy sold in 2018 for $1,275. The last recorded price of one going up for bid was in 2018 at $3,500, but it doesn’t look like it sold.

Clone Trooper Freddy Funko (Blue Hair)

Value: $2,030

An ultra-rare figure, this Freddy Funko clad in a “Star Wars” clone trooper uniform with blue hair is estimated to fetch at least $2,030. Given that we can’t find any up for auction at all, and the non-blue haired version has sold for around $1,300, this grail would probably fetch a lot more than currently estimated.

Beetlejuice Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $2,120

If you could say this Pop’s name three times for it to appear, you’d be a bit richer. This glow-in-the-dark Freddy Funko version of Beetlejuice is extremely hard to find and rarely pops up on eBay. If it does, expect to pay around $2,500, since that’s how much the last two auctions went for.

1970s Elvis (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $2,180

This 1970s version of the King has sellers and buyers all shook up. The cute little Elvis Presley Funko with his iconic white jumpsuit and cape is worth north of $2,000.

The Joker Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $2,220

This Freddy Funko/Joker mashup takes its inspiration from the 1960s “Batman.” Collectors looking to place his devilish grin in their collection can expect to pay at least $2,220, although one hopeful seller is trying to pawn one for $12,000.

Winged Monkey Freddy Funko (Metallic)

Value: $2290

Fly, my Freddys! This ultra-rare metallic blue Freddy Funko dressed as one of the flying monkeys from “The Wizard of Oz” can command much more than the Pop Price Guide’s average price of $2,290. One sold in 2015 for $4,350.

Ken Griffey Jr. (Bronze)

Value: $2,290

If you have this Funko Pop crafted in the image of baseball legend Ken Griffey Jr., you could hit a home run at auction. One of these bronze Funkos of Griffey Jr. recently sold for $3,000.

Deathstroke Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $2,320

This glow-in-the-dark variant of Freddy Funko dressed as the popular DC villain, Deathstroke, demands a pretty penny. On average, the Pop Price Guide believes it will set you back $2,320, although some sellers are looking for much more.

Green Lantern (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value $2,330

Hal Jordan and his power ring have proven to be formidable opponents for Funko Pop collectors. At least, this version is — the glow-in-the-dark 2010 San Diego Comic Con exclusive sells for over $2,000.

Hopper (Gold)

Value: $2,240

Hopper, the grizzled and grumpy cop from “Stranger Things,” is quite the rare Funko. It’s a relatively new release — the item dropped in 2018 at the San Diego Comic Con — but that doesn’t make it any less expensive.

The estimated value of $2,240 will surely increase, should either the two listings on Pop Prices’ marketplace — one for $3,700 and another for $4,900 — find a buyer.

Planet Arlia Vegeta

Value: $2,360

It turns out that Vegeta, a fan favorite from “Dragon Ball Z,” also has a very high power rating in the Funko universe.

At least its New York Comic Con Arlia variant does — this little Saiyan is coveted by Funko and “Dragon Ball Z” collectors alike.

Jaime Lannister Freddy Funko

Value: $2,370

This San Diego Comic Con exclusive of Freddy Funko as Jaime Lannister from “Game of Thrones” is worth more than a handful of money.

A loose figure is on sale on eBay for $1,500 while one boxed version is looking for a buyer at $6,000.

Bumble Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $2,410

Freddy Funko is the Funko company’s mascot, and Funko frequently releases Freddy Funko variants, where Freddy is mashed with another character.

This Bumble Freddy Funko variant is a rare figure that was released in 2012 as a San Diego Comic Con exclusive. It’s estimated to be worth $2,410 on average, but some sellers are trying to get $8,000 for one. We also have no idea what it’s based off of, do you?

Black Ranger Freddy Funko

Value: $2,420

This “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” version of the black ranger has a surprisingly high price.

Released in 2017 at the San Diego Comic Con, only 24 were made. One sold in 2019 on eBay for $4,300.

Batman Freddy Funko

Value: $2,640

The regular version of the caped crusader is extremely common and sells for its $5 retail price, but the Batman with Freddy Funko’s golden touch sells for much higher.

While Pop Price Guide lists the average price of a Batman Freddy Funko as $2,640, one in mint condition sold for $6,250 on eBay.

Dumbo (Gold)

Value: $2,780

Funko’s gold version of “Dumbo” (based off of Disney’s 1941 movie, not Tim Burton’s 2019 movie) commands a jumbo price tag.

Sales have soared from $710 in 2014 to $3,100 in 2018, and one current eBay listing is trying to fetch $5,050.

Buzz Lightyear Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $3,050

To infinity…and $3,000! The glow-in-the-dark Freddy Funko version of Buzz Lightyear will fetch a pretty penny at auction, if you can find it on sale.

The last known sale on eBay was for $3,050 in 2016.

Purple Haze Jimi Hendrix (Metallic)

Value: $3,080

This limited edition chase variant of Jimi Hendrix with a purple bandanna has been steadily increasing in price since 2014, when some people made the mistake of selling their metallic Hendrix for as low as $150.

Boba Fett Freddy Funko (Red Hair)

Value: $3,120

The most expensive “Star Wars” Boba Fett figure is the droids variant (which is worth $510), but that has nothing on the Freddy Funko version.

This mashup is worth an estimated $3,120, and only 24 were made. The red hair variant is supposed to be worth the most, but auctions for the green haired version are listed for $2,000-$3,495 on eBay.

Frankenberry Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark)

Value: $3,210

Funko turned that lovable Frankenstein-esque cereal mascot into a Freddy Funko, and it has proven to be quite coveted.

This cute, pink Freddy/Frankenberry mashup only has one recorded sale price, when it sold on eBay for $3,211 in 2016.

Ghost Rider Freddy Funko (Metallic)

Value: $3,390

Everyone’s favorite motorcycle riding demon from hell has been given the Freddy Funko treatment.

This metallic version of the toy is a grimacing Freddy, with Ghost Rider’s signature chains and motorcycle jacket. He was released in 2013 as a San Diego Comic Con exclusive and sold for $5,600 in 2016.

Frankenberry Freddy Funko (Metallic)

Value: $3,430

This limited edition figure released in 2011 as a San Diego Comic Con exclusive.

Unlike the glow-in-the dark version, this one has black eyes and a metallic shine.

Tony Stark Freddy Funko (Metallic)

Value: $3,500

This rare metallic Tony Stark Freddy Funko averages for $3,500.

Like Frankeberry, only 12 of them were made, so you’ll be hard pressed to even find one on eBay — and we wouldn’t be surprised if they listed much higher.

Count Chocula Freddy Funko (Metallic)

Value: $3,780

It looks like Count Chocula beat out Franken Berry and Boo Berry in their cereal-based popularity war for children’s diabetes, at least when it comes to Funko Pops.

Based off of the commercials kids from the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s, this metallic version of Freddy posing as Count Chocula has sold for up to $6,100.

Buzz Lightyear Freddy Funko (Metallic)

Value: $4,080

Buzz Lightyear once again takes a spot on this list of most expensive Funkos.

This metallic version of Freddy Funko as Buzz Lightyear from Pixar’s “Toy Story” recently sold for $5,700 and $6,500; if trends continue, its average sale price will certainly be bumped up. One is on sale for $10,000 on eBay.

Dumbo (Clown)

Value: $5,270

This expensive variant is based off of this scene in Disney’s 1941 “Dumbo,” where Dumbo is forced to perform in a circus and escape a burning building.

This one is a 2013 San Diego Comic Con exclusive, and its highest eBay listing was for $6,000 in late 2018.

He’s so cute — but you know he’s sad behind all that makeup.

Jaime Lannister Freddy Funko (Bloody)

This Freddy variant is of a bloody Jaime Lannister from “Game of Thrones.”

It’s a limited variant from the 2013 San Diego Comic Con, and it can fetch more than double its average $9,300 price tag—one listing on eBay sold for $20,000 in 2019 and another for $13,500.

Alex DeLarge (Glow-in-the-Dark )

Value: $13,300

This dobby Funko is bezoomy expensive, and can net you quite a few gollys for the milk bar. Or that’s something they might say in Anthony Burgess’ “A Clockwork Orange,” or in the movie adaptation by Stanley Kubrick. This Funko is based off Kubrick’s vision for Alex DeLarge, the frightening youth clad in white with an affinity for ultraviolence.

The glow-in-the-dark version of this Funko is the most coveted, but the regular Alex will also get you a pretty penny. He’s worth about $2,580.

Set of Limited Edition Stan Lee (Metallic) Signed…Maybe

This one has yet to prove its ridiculous asking price. With the passing of Stan Lee in late 2018, items related to the comic legend have likely increased, or at least have increased by speculative sellers.

The autographed chrome and gold metallic versions of superhero Lee are perfect examples of this — sellers are now trying to hock the figures for $100,000 to $120,000 on eBay. A single, signed metallic version is going for $18,000 while the regular, unsigned gold version sells for about $155.

So you could buy a couple of these Funkos and pray they increase in value, or you could buy a house (and also pray it increases in value, but at least you’ll have somewhere to sleep).