Top 10 Most Valuable Funko Pops of All Time (And Why Collectors Love Them)

Ever wonder which Funko Pops sit at the top of the collector’s wishlist? Some Pops aren’t just cool—they’re legendary. With limited releases, rare variants, and pop culture appeal, a handful of Pops have skyrocketed in value over the years.

Here at A1 Swag, we live and breathe Funko, and we’re breaking down the Top 10 Most Valuable Funko Pops of All Time—plus why collectors can’t get enough of them.

Rarest of the Rare: The Funko Grails

1. 1. Alex DeLarge (Glow in the Dark) – Clockwork Orange
   Estimated Value: $13,000+
   

   This SDCC exclusive was never officially sold—only gifted to a few people. The GITD variant is incredibly rare and highly sought-after among hardcore collectors.

2. 2. Dumbo (Clown Face) – Disney
   Estimated Value: $7,000+
   

   This limited edition variant of Dumbo from SDCC 2013 captured hearts with its nostalgic charm and extreme rarity.

3. 3. Freddy Funko as Count Chocula (Glow in the Dark)
   Estimated Value: $6,000+
   

   Freddy Funko Pops are often the rarest, and this crossover with Count Chocula glows in the dark and has a tiny production run of 12—making it insanely valuable.

4. 4. Stan Lee (Superhero Metallic Red)
   Estimated Value: $6,000+
   

   Signed and limited editions of Stan Lee have steadily risen in value, especially those tied to cons or exclusive releases like this metallic red version.

5. 5. Freddy Funko as Venom
   Estimated Value: $5,000+
   

   A fan-favorite Freddy variant from SDCC, this mash-up of mascot and Marvel villain is beloved and incredibly limited.

6. 6. Buzz Lightyear (Metallic) – Disney Store Exclusive
   Estimated Value: $4,000+
   

   Released in 2011 and quickly vaulted, this metallic version of Buzz Lightyear has become one of the most prized Disney Pops in existence.

7. 7. Planet Arlia Vegeta – Dragon Ball Z
   Estimated Value: $3,500+
   

   This Toy Tokyo exclusive is based on Vegeta’s brief appearance in an alternate outfit. Its scarcity and anime fandom make it a grail.

8. 8. Freddy Funko as Tony Stark (Metallic)
   Estimated Value: $3,000+
   

   With only a handful in existence, this SDCC Freddy x Iron Man mashup is ultra-rare and an instant eye-catcher.

9. 9. Holographic Darth Maul – Star Wars
   Estimated Value: $2,500+
   

   Released at SDCC 2012, this blue GITD variant of Darth Maul remains one of the most coveted Star Wars Pops ever made.

10. 10. Freddy Funko as Boba Fett (Red Hair)
    Estimated Value: $2,400+
    

    Freddy makes yet another appearance—this time as Boba Fett. The red-haired variant is particularly hard to find and valuable.

Why These Pops Are So Valuable

• Limited Runs: Many of these Pops had runs as low as 12 to 100 pieces.
• Exclusive Access: Most were SDCC exclusives, prize-only items, or released through specific retailers.
• Pop Culture Icons: Characters like Darth Maul, Tony Stark, and Stan Lee carry immense fan appeal.
• Freddy Factor: Freddy Funko variants consistently rank among the rarest and most expensive.

Are These in Your Collection?

Most collectors may never hold these Pops—but that’s part of the thrill. Whether you collect for fun or for the chase, these grails show how powerful the Pop community can be.

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