Pop Vinyl - Disney Dumbo - Dumbo 1195

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Another rare and valuable find, the Stan Lee Superhero Funko Pop in red metallic version, is surely an iconic figure. Released in 2013, this Freddy Funko variant is significant in Funko Pop history. This variant of Freddy Funko features him dressed as The Joker, complete with his distinctive green hair, purple suit, and maniacal smile. The Joker, one of the most notorious villains in the DC universe, has a dedicated fan base that appreciates the character's unpredictability and dark humor. With its limited production and exclusive design, the 2013 Freddy Funko as The Joker (Glow in the Dark) Pop has become a highly valuable and sought-after item among collectors.

Released in limited quantities at Safeco field in September 2018, the Ken Griffey Jr (Gold) Funko Pop is an exclusive and rare collector find. The limited supply and the high demand for this exclusive variant contribute to its rarity and subsequent increase in value over time. Collectors who are passionate about baseball and appreciate the legacy of Ken Griffey Jr would consider this Pop a treasure, showcasing their admiration for the sport and the legendary player.

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The fusion of the popular Freddy Funko character with the menacing Deathstroke persona adds to its appeal, attracting fans of both Funko Pops and DC Comics. With its exclusive design and glow-in-the-dark feature, this variant stands out in any collection and is a testament to the creativity and ingenuity behind the Funko brand. The holographic Darth Maul isn’t the most expensive Funko Pop, but it’s almost there. Darth Maul is a character from the famous Disney franchise, Star Wars. Limited to the attendees of the 2011 SDCC, the Franken Berry (Glow in the Dark) Funko Pops are a rare find and a valuable addition to any collection. The figure captures the nostalgia and whimsy of the iconic cereal character, making it a favorite among Funko and General Mills fans. The Glow in the Dark effect enhances its display value, allowing collectors to showcase the figure in a unique and eye-catching way. In 2013, Funko released Freddy Funko dressed as Jaime Lannister at the San Diego Comic-Con. Jaime Lannister is a fictional character from the popular book and TV series, Game of Thrones. The design features Freddy wearing Jaime’s armor, with blood spatters on his face. Collectors who appreciate the combination of Freddy Funko and Deathstroke and those who enjoy the allure of glow-in-the-dark figures eagerly seek out this Pop to enhance their collection. 21. 2012 SDCC Freddy Funko as The Demon (Glow in the Dark)

If you’re a fan of Mr. Mouse, this variant is the perfect collectible to flaunt your fandom. What Makes a Funko Pop Rare? As a popular Disney character, it’s no surprise that Dumbo has his own Funko Pop. Dumbo is a young elephant and the titular character of the 1941 animated film Dumbo.

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The design features Jim Hopper in his police uniform, donning his hat. The figure’s entire surface is gold. The Silver Batman is a Hot Topic Exclusive Funko Pop launched in 2015, making it one of the hardest to acquire figures. The Vaulted Vinyl Legendary hard protector is the best that money can buy. Made with a specially formulated polycarbonate, this virtually unbreakable Funko pop protector is the epitome of Funko Pop protector excellence. It boasts UV & scratch resistance and a mesmerizing aesthetic. Since Funko Pop Dumbo is included in the Pop! Disney family, the Disney Treasures subscription box issued flying Dumbo with Timothy—a mouse and his best friend—riding inside the brim of the clown hat. Aside from Count Chocula, General Mills, Inc. released three other cereal brands based on classic horror villains. Boo Berry is one of them, and he is also one of the most expensive Funko Pops ever.

Yes, rare Funko Pop is worth collecting. Some Funko Pops can increase in value, but it's important to collect what brings you joy rather than solely for potential financial gain. In 2011, San Diego Comic-Con only released 24 copies of this Funko Pop, making it a rare collectible. Its glow-in-the-dark feature also makes it incredibly appealing to collectors. Freddy Funko as Franken Berry (Glow in the Dark) It was released in 2013 and is exclusively available at the San Diego Comic-Con. Since Disney has numerous iconic characters, it only makes sense that Funko works with them to produce varying figures. 7. Boo Berry (Glow in the Dark Chase)Limited Edition: Funko produces certain figures in limited quantities, often referred to as "limited editions" or "exclusive editions." These limited runs increase their rarity and desirability among collectors. Aside from Dragon Ball Z Planet Arlia Vegeta pop figure, the SpongeBob SquarePants Mettalic variant is another must-grab classic Pop. If you’re interested in learning more about the most expensive Funko Pops, then keep on reading! What is a Funko Pop? Coming from the original Disney movie, this rare Funko Pop is the clown variant of the cute elephant Dumbo.

This Pop is a rare treasure for collectors, featuring Dumbo with huge pink inner ears and an overall gold body.

Popularity/Fandom: Figures based on highly popular franchises, characters, or celebrities tend to be in high demand. The more sought after a particular Pop is, the rarer it may become due to its popularity among collectors. Released in 2010, the DC Superman metallic blue is one of the hardest to find and most valuable Funko Pops, which was exclusively sold in Target. There are other designs of Darth Maul Funkos, but this one is holographic. The entire Funko Pop is a shiny light blue. The design premiered exclusively at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con. There are only 480 copies of this, making it a highly sought-after piece for Star Wars fans. Freddy Funko as Venom Convention Exclusives: Funko frequently releases exclusive figures during conventions such as San Diego Comic-Con or New York Comic Con. These convention exclusives are typically produced in limited quantities, making them harder to find.