Fri, 31 July 2026 at 6:49 am UTC
For many collectors, Funko Pops are an affordable way to celebrate their favourite films, TV shows, comic book heroes and video game characters. While most figures cost less than £20 when they’re first released, some limited-edition Pops have become incredibly valuable over the years – withcollectors willing to spend tens of thousands of pounds to get their hands on them.
Many of the rarest figures were produced in extremely limited numbers, with some having just 10 or 12 copies made. Others became valuable because of manufacturing errors, while several were exclusive to events such as San Diego Comic-Con, meaning only a lucky handful of fans ever had the chance to buy them. According to Pop Price Guide, some of the world’s rarest Funko Pops are now worth more than £18,000 ($25,000), with one figure recently selling for an astonishing £26,200 ($35,000).
So if you’ve got one of these rare collectibles in its original box, you could be sitting on a small fortune.
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10. Freddy Funko (Glow in the Dark) / Deathstroke – £5,770 ($7,690)
Released as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive in 2015, this glow-in-the-dark Deathstroke version of Freddy Funko is one of the rarest around.
With just 24 figures ever produced, it’s now valued at around £5,770 ($7,690).
9. The Thing (Metallic with Black Eyes) – £5,970 ($7,950)
This Fantastic Four collectible owes its value to a manufacturing mistake.
A small number were released with black eyes instead of the standard design, making it one of the rarest Marvel Funko Pops.
It’s valued at around £5,970 ($7,950), although one verified sale reached £8,640 ($11,500).
8. Freddy Funko (Glow in the Dark) / The Joker – £7,450 ($9,920)
Only 24 glow-in-the-dark Joker figures were produced for San Diego Comic-Con 2014, making it one of the most sought-after Funko Pops ever released.
Today it’s worth around £7,450 ($9,920).
7. Freddy Funko (Bloody) / Jaime Lannister – £7,490 ($9,980)
Just 24 versions of this Game of Thrones collectible were produced in 2013, helping drive its value up to around £7,490 ($9,980).
6. Freddy Funko / Count Chocula (Glow in the Dark) – £7,510 ($10,000)
Released in 2011, this distinctive glow-in-the-dark Count Chocula quickly became a collector’s favourite.
It’s now estimated to be worth around £7,510 ($10,000).
5. Freddy Funko (Red Hair) / Boba Fett – £8,550 ($11,390)
Star Wars fans are prepared to pay serious money for this red-haired Freddy Funko dressed as Boba Fett.
Released at San Diego Comic-Con 2014, it’s now worth around £8,550 ($11,390), with some verified sales exceeding £10,000 ($13,320).
4. Freddy Funko (Black Suit) – £9,300 ($12,390)
With only 12 figures ever made, this Comic-Con exclusive has become one of the hardest Funko Pops to find.
It’s worth around £9,300 ($12,390), while some collectors have paid as much as £13,140 ($17,500).
3. Stan Lee (Superhero Platinum Metallic) – £13,520 ($18,000)
Only 10 copies of this platinum metallic Stan Lee figure were released, making it one of the rarest Funko Pops in existence.
It’s now estimated to be worth around £13,520 ($18,000).
2. Freddy Funko as Comeon – £14,340 ($19,090)
Released as a Comic-Con 2019 exclusive, only 24 of these figures exist. It’s valued at around £14,340 ($19,090), although recent sales have ranged from £6,010 ($8,000) to more than £23,170 ($30,800).
1. A Clockwork Orange (Alex DeLarge) – £19,130-£19,570 ($25,470-$26,060)
Topping the list is the ultra-rare Alex DeLarge Funko Pop from A Clockwork Orange.
Produced in 2012 but never released to shops because of licensing issues, most of the figures were destroyed.
Only 24 are believed to remain, making them some of the rarest Funko Pops ever made.
The standard version is valued at around £19,130 ($25,470), while the Chase edition is worth roughly £19,570 ($26,060).
One non-Chase figure has even sold for a whopping £26,280 ($35,000).
