Most Valuable Funko Pops of All Time

They stand around 3.75 inches tall and weigh 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 Funko Pops 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 less than what it’s going for on the 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 rare, valuable Funko Pops, listed from least to most expensive, you can make quite a sale to the right buyer.

Value: $1,140

Before Mickey Mouse was Mickey Mouse, he was Steamboat Willie, who made his debut in 1928.

Mickey Mouse appeared in the cartoon short “Plane Crazy” that was released in the same year, but “Steamboat Willie” was the successful one.

Now, he’s a giant Funko — part of the most valuable collector’s items club — and stands a proud 9 inches tall.  

Value: $1,220

The 2011 San Diego Comic-Con exclusive metallic Mickey Mouse variant fetches an average of $1,220 at market, even though it sold in the mid-$300s in 2016.

Two are on the market for $1,500 and $2,150.