Funko Pop! figures have been a hit with fans of all ages since its debut at Comic-Con in 2010. Funko has developed a wide array of collectable figurines based on pop culture icons and references over the years. The range of Funko’s current collection offerings demonstrates the company’s enduring appeal. Certain Funko Pop! figures, like other collectables, are highly uncommon and command high secondary market prices. Also, this list has some of the most expensive funko pop.
Even the most ardent collectors may be surprised by some of the more pricey Funko Pop figurines, especially when their initial prices are included in.
Willie, the Big Steamboat
This Freddy Funko, who plays Steamboat Willie from “Disney,” is certainly worth $1140 USD. The animation first aired in 1928 and has since gone on to become a cultural phenomenon. The figurine stands 9 inches tall and is silver in color.
Elvis Presley in the 1970s (Glow-in-the-dark)
This funko pop figurine of the 1970s pop icon glows in the dark and is valued at $2000 USD. Elvis is dressed in his characteristic white jumpsuit and cape in this photograph.
Green Lantern (Glow-in-the-dark)
Despite the film’s box office failure, fans of DC Comics’ Green Lantern continue to purchase Green Lantern Funko figures. The artwork is for sale at a cost of $2000.
Batman Silver
There were just 108 of these Batman silver funko pops made. This is why this silver Batman figure is so difficult to find. A collector paid $2,500.00 at auction for one of these figures in 2020.
Freddy Funko Davy Lannister
This Freddy Funko, designed just for the San Diego Comic-Con and representing Jaime Lannister from “Game of Thrones,” is quite valuable. A single unboxed figurine sold for $1,500 on eBay, while a whole set sold for more than $3,000.
Bumble Freddy Funko
Freddy Funko is the mascot of the Funko corporation, and the company frequently releases Freddy Funko variants in which Freddy is coupled with another figure.
This Bumble Freddy Funko variant initially appeared at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con. It is worth an average of $2,410, but some retailers attempted to charge as much as $8,000. The wicked snowman Bumble from ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’ provided as inspiration for this.
Freddy Funko, the Black Ranger
This Black Ranger from “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” costs more than $100. Only twenty-four were made and distributed during this year’s San Diego Comic-Con.
Freddy Batman Funko
In comparison to Freddy Funko’s Batman, which costs $20, the normal Batman is quite popular and costs $5. According to Pop Price Guide, the average price for a Batman Freddy Funko is $2,640, but a flawless copy recently sold for $6,250 on eBay.
Dumbo: The Golden Version (Gold)
This Bumble Freddy Funko variant initially appeared at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con. The wicked snowman Bumble from ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’ provided inspiration for this.
Freddy Funko plays Frankenstein (Glow-in-the-Dark)
For the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con, Funko created their own Freddy Krueger monster. This terrifyingly adorable monster came in two varieties.
There were two versions: one that didn’t shine (about $610 each) and one that glowed in the dark (around $610 each). One of these magnificent creatures just sold for $3,000 on eBay.
PurpleHaze by Jimi Hendrix
Since some people mistakenly tried to sell their metallic Jimi Hendrix for as little as $150 in 2014, the price of this limited edition chase variant with a purple bandanna has risen.
Freddy Funko portrays Boba Fett (Red Hair)
The Boba Fett droids edition ($510) is the most costly “Star Wars” figurine, however, it still falls short of the Freddy Funko version. However, only 24 of these hybrids were made, and each one was worth $3,120.
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