These May Just Be The Most Valuable Funko Pop Figurines of All Time

Release Date: 2012
Est. Original Price: $10.75*
Est. Current Value: $2,170*

Elvis fans go wild for anything related to the King, so it’s no surprise that a Funko Pop doll would become a collector’s item. This Glow-in-the-Dark version of 1970’s Elvis Presley was first released back in 2012, but even Elvis would be shaking in his boots to learn just how much it’s worth now. 

Glow-in-the-Dark 1970s Elvis Presley @funkomania / Pinterest.com

This little doll is worth an extraordinary $2,170, which isn’t half bad considering how little it cost in the first place. Anyone that bought one then and has kept it in good condition could be sitting on a small goldmine – just check out similar items on eBay! 

Release Date: 2012
Est. Original Price: $15*
Est. Current Value: $6,390*

San Diego Comic-Con has been partnering up with Funko Pop for some time now to release all sorts of incredible figures that fans go wild for. In 2012, the latest exclusive figure was Holographic Darth Maul. Funko Pop collectors across the world know that one of these is worth some serious cash. 

Holographic Darth Maul @maggielioness / Pinterest.com

The Disney Star Wars character could bring in upward of $6,390 according to experts. That’s a serious amount of money for something so small, but isn’t that what makes it so incredible? However, the value is going up year on year, so it might be worth holding on. 

Release Date: 2011
Est. Original Price: $40*
Est. Current Value: $1,930*

It’s no secret that Christopher Wallace, aka the Notorious B.I.G, was a hip hop sensation. Although he passed away many years ago in 1997 at the tender age of 24, Biggie is still revered as a rap legend with a concrete reputation in the business. 

Metallic The Notorious B.I.G. @WorthPoint / Pinterest.com

In 2011, Funko released their very own miniature Biggie in metallic. Back then it would have cost fans a meager amount compared to what it’s worth now. You can get your very own Funko Pop of the Warner artist for $1,930. For such a huge icon, that’s not small change. 

Release Date: [Year]
Est. Original Price: $40*
Est. Current Value: $1,950*

Ever since the Marvel Cinematic Universe introduced Tom Hiddleston’s Loki to the world, fans have gone wild for anything related to the God of Mischief. While there are many different Loki Funko Pops, one of the rarest versions is Loki, Marvel Avengers edition. 

Loki, Marvel Avengers Edition @ohhowuniquegift / Pinterest.com

This particular one can fetch upward of $1,950 at auction, which isn’t half bad. Disney’s Avengers has proven to be a highly lucrative franchise for a variety of companies, not just the House of Mouse. The movie franchise alone has brought in over $22 billion. 

Release Date: 2011
Est. Original Price: $40*
Est. Current Value: $1,500*

Mickey Mouse was first invented all the way back in 1928. At the time, it’s highly unlikely that Walt Disney and co. realized just how much this little cartoon character would impact the world. Funko Pop has teamed up with Disney to release over 50 different versions of Mickey, but one, in particular, is worth a pretty penny. 

Metallic Mickey Mouse @vkpopvinyls / Pinterest.com

2011’s Metallic Mickey Mouse was released for D23, which is why he’s so special and rare. Only 480 of these tiny guys were made, which explains the $1,500 price tag. You can get many different Mickey Funko’s on sites like Amazon for as little as $10. 

Release Date: 2013
Est. Original Price: $40*
Est. Current Value: $7,430*

When Disney released Dumbo all the way back in 1941, but the character remained an influential animated elephant. After all, the story of a mother’s love and Dumbo’s different appearance teaches us all a valuable lesson, but for the House of Mouse, it meant slightly more than that. 

Clown Dumbo @Rebe's Gemz Customs/Facebook

Dumbo continues to make the company a lot of money. In 2013, Funko Pop released this San Diego Comic-Con exclusive to the masses for around $40 a pop. Amazingly, it could be worth as much as $7,430 today, or possibly less if you’re the lucky bidder on eBay.  

Release Date: 2013
Est. Original Price: $35*
Est. Current Value: $5,010*

The movie franchise Rocky bounded onto our screens in 1976, not only introducing us to the titular character but to Apollo Creed, played by Carl Weathers. While Funko Pop isn’t afraid to make different characters, the company does have its own mascot, Freddy Funko. 

Apollo Creed Freddy Funko (No Bruises) @gabsrod04 / Pinterest.com

Different versions of Freddy often appear dressed as different characters, including this Apollo Creed version that hit the market in 2013. Today, it could be worth as much as $5,010. That’s a knockout price for any avid collector. Fans of the franchise might have to save up to get their gloves on one of these, but it’s worth every penny. 

Release Date: 2011
Est. Original Price: $40*
Est. Current Value: $3,540*

Funko Pop doesn’t just limit itself to movie characters or famous faces. The company has been known to go for everyday icons too, like this Boo Berry Glow-in-the-Dark release. Not everyone will know who this blue ghostie is, but fans of cereal might recognize him. 

Glow-in-the-Dark Boo Berry @TimmahTea / Pinterest.com

The character comes from General Mills’ breakfast cereal. Unlike some other cereal mascots, he proved popular enough for Funko Pop to bring him to life, although they made an extremely limited run for the San Diego Comic-Con in 2011. Only 24 units were sold. 

Release Date: 2014
Est. Original Price: $30*
Est. Current Value: $3,990*

Freddy Funko isn’t afraid to don the odd costume or two, as Funko fans well know. In 2014, he appeared as Star Wars character Boba Fett. While other characters are often seen more on merchandise, this Freddy Funko clearly hit the right note with fans. 

Red Hair Boba Fett Freddy Funko ©Mat Hayward/stock.adobe.com

Today, the figure is worth almost $4,000. The Disney Star Wars franchise has done remarkably well when it comes to merchandise. In fact, the sale of merchandise actually outdoes the money made from the movies themselves, which is saying something!

Release Date: 2019
Est. Original Price: $40*
Est. Current Value: $7,500*

Venom has always been an important character in the comic book universe. Some might even argue that the otherworldly entity is better than Spider-Man himself, but that’s a discussion for another time. Venom was brought to a wider audience with 2018’s feature movie of the same name, starring Tom Hardy. 

Venom Freddy Funko @Pop Figure Search/Facebook

The following year, the Venom Freddy Funko was born. As you might expect, value has gone up considerably over the last few years, reaching an incredible $7,500. Sony’s movie itself brought home an incredible $856.1 million, paving the way for a sequel. 

Release Date: 2014
Est. Original Price: $15*
Est. Current Value: $3,500*

Considering this Funko Pop is less than a decade old, it’s amazing that it’s worth as much as it is. But, as we well know, it’s not about age when it comes to Funko. It’s about rarity. Back in 2014, Toy Tokyo in New York teamed up with the brand to release the Planet Arlia Vegeta figure. 

Planet Arlia Vegeta @InspiredGiftsBoutique / Pinterest.com

Fans of Dragon Ball Z went wild for the doll – and they continue to do so. A signed version has been known to sell for $3,500, but other boxed figures sell for between $2,500 and $3,000. Either way, that’s more money than some people earn in a month. 

Release Date: 2019
Est. Original Price: $12.99*
Est. Current Value: $3,980*

In 2019, Freddy Funko decided it was time to put on a costume again, this time dressing up as Big Boy Blue. It might seem like a strange choice, but Funko isn’t exactly known for sticking to the rules. This time, Freddy had black hair as opposed to his trademark red. 

Big Boy Blue Freddy Funko @roadtripnewengland / Pinterest.com

As with many limited edition San Diego Comic-Con runs, only 24 pieces were made, making this Big Boy incredibly rare. As a result, collectors have to hunt this version out and pay through the nose, usually spending at least $3,980 to get their paws on this one. 

Release Date: 2011
Est. Original Price: $15*
Est. Current Value: $10,000*

There are many different collections of Funko Pops, from movies to icons and everything in between. However, some of the rarest and most valuable Funko Pops in history actually aren’t pop culture-related at all. 

Glow-in-the-Dark Count Chocula Freddy Funko @Google/Pinterest

In fact, despite the odds, they’re General Mills related. In 2011, the cereal brand teamed up with Funko and San Diego Comic-Con once again to release a line of Count Chocula figurines. The Glow-in-the-Dark version of the famous count can be purchased for a whopping $10,000. 

Release Date: 2012
Est. Original Price: $20*
Est. Current Value: $3,500*

Tony Stark has been at the helm of the MCU ever since 2008’s Iron Man, becoming one of the most loved movie characters of all time. In 2012, Funko Pop capitalized on the blossoming Avengers trend by releasing a Metallic Tony Stark Freddy Funko. 

Metallic Tony Stark Freddy Funko ©grailmonster/Reddit

Fans loved this, but it only grew in value as the years ticked by. Now, this particular Tony Stark figure is worth around $3,500. Considering Iron Man’s tragic fate in Avengers: Endgame, it’s likely to keep growing in value, too. If you spot one of these, it might be worth making the investment!