The most expensive Star Wars Funko Pop there is, this Holographic Darth Maul (#23) was released in 2012 SDCC with the standard 480 limited pieces. Essentially the same as the standard Ned Stark (#02), this has one obvious difference. You can remove his head. The Hopper Gold Pop (#512) shot to the top due to the fact there are only 40 available when it was released in SDCC. Also I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but whenever you search the most expensive Funko Pop figures in google, you get many different lists. I have found they are all wrong. Released in 2017, this Funko Chase variation of the Bull serving a steak (messed up but funny) got the pink/purple metallic treatment.

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This GITD Chase version of Bone Daddy (#06) is from Funko’s Spastik Plastik line (yes you heard that right…).This is the most sort after Game Of Thrones Funko Pop there is. Another SDCC exclusive, this one’s limited to 1008 pieces. The second Major League Baseball Pop and the most expensive Sports Pop ever, the Ken Griffey Bronze Pop (#24) was released in 2018 exclusive to Safeco Field with only 24 available. The Caped Crusader (#01) appears quite a few times in this list. His second appearance here has him sporting a metallic blue and silver costume. This is the ultimate Batman variation and by far my favourite. It also has an interesting reason as to why it’s the most sort after Batman and of course in the most expensive Funko Pop list.

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It’s just awesome. Darth Maul has always been one of the coolest characters in the Star Wars franchise, and this Pop does the Sith justice. The moulding on the face sculpt is great, with his elaborate skin patterns actually raised from the face, not just a simple decal.The giant Sulley and regular metallic Boo Pops work perfectly together, considering the scaling between the two are just right. It’s gorgeous. The metallic green is amazing, and the detail on his suit is exactly like the movie, even the wings and laser! Another D23 2013 Exclusive with only 250 made, this giant blue and red redux Steamboat Willie is very eye-catching to say the least. While it is not the only film covered, Toy Story is the ultimate basis for the Disney line. In addition to providing the green creatures with antennae, collectors can also find Emperor Zurg, Buzz Lightyear and a 10" Super-Sized Pop! Woody figure. I’m not sure how this wasn’t at the top of the most expensive Funko Pop list, perhaps maybe that’s me being biased because I’m a Hendrix fan.

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This Pop is the most expensive and rarest Captain America Pop in his entire line. Here we have the San Diego Comic-Con 2011 exclusive Metallic Captain America Funko Pop (#06) . Standing in his classic pose and immortalised in stunning silver, this Pop is to die for if you’re a Disney fan.

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Exclusive to D23 Expo in 2013 like Steamboat Willie, this Buzz Lightyear is more rare – only 150 of this set were made. Released in 2012 exclusively to SDCC, there were only 18 of these ever made – making it one of the most rarest Pops ever. However, this is more than double the value of the Gold Dumbo – I’m not entirely sure why, I guess like everything on this list is due to demand, but still – that is a lot of money… The Funko Pop Alien Remix figures provide Disney Pixar fans with another vinyl option for their collections. The unlikely mashup combines the aliens from Toy Story with a variety of different characters to offer a new take on classic subjects. The pose is perfect, with his hand clutching his cape and his facial expression has been successfully captured here. The design and the decals on his suit are incredibly detailed.

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A classic American Icon, the Big Boy Pop (#04) is one of the most expensive brand mascot Pops in this list (the other is further down the list). Despite being left out of the team and being made fun of outside of the comics and movies, Green Lantern (#9) gets a lot of Funko love here, being the most Expensive DC Funko Pop ever. The Buzz Pop is the same model as the one above, just not metallic – however, he comes with Evil Emperor Zurg. Though he is considerably smaller than the giant Buzz Pop – similar to Sulley & Boo. After doing a ton of research, I’ve compiled everything from DC to Disney, Marvel to Music, Baseball to TV Shows and even brand mascots. This is the most accurate list you will find online.For a pop that was only released in 2018 to be in the top 10 of the most expensive Funko Pops ever, it’s pretty crazy. Glad it was a Stranger Things Pop though! One of two of the sporting Funko Pops made it into this list – both are from Major League Baseball. From there, Funko Pop Alien Remix moves to Cars, Inside Out, Monsters, Inc., The Incredibles and Wall-E. Released in 2011 at San Diego Comic Con, this metallic Spider-Man Funko Pop (#03) is the most expensive Funko Pop of the web slinger – and the most sort-after. Mike Wazowski looks great in Funko form (#05) and instantly recognisable. His whole body glows in the dark too!