As an avid collector myself, I've scoured the depths of the Funko Pop world to bring you firsthand insights into the rarest and most coveted gems that will make your collection truly legendary. 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. A popular Pop for Disney fans, Mr. Incredible wearing a striking Blue Suit will surely capture everyone’s attention.

Released by Alex DeLarge, the narrator and protagonist of the film, this line only comes with 12 figures for each variant. It contains the signature of Brian Marotti, CEO of Funko Pop. 2. Game of Thrones - Freddy Funko as Jaime Lannister (Bloody)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.

So if you spot this rare figure on Target, grab one of these as it’s such a valuable Pop you shouldn’t miss collecting. 11. Dumbo (Clown Face & Gold) This Pop is a rare treasure for collectors, featuring Dumbo with huge pink inner ears and an overall gold body. Similar to the Hot Topic Silver Superman, this metallic version of Batman is another coveted collector’s item. 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.

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.

It was produced in 2012 with only 480 units acquirable. Here are some of the best Funko Pops today! 16. SpongeBob SquarePants (Metallic)Regional Exclusivity: Funko occasionally releases figures exclusive to specific regions or stores, limiting their availability and increasing their rarity for collectors outside those areas. Attention, Funko Pop collectors! If you're on a quest to uncover the rarest Funko Pop figures for your collection, then you've come to the right place. Tis the season for giving, and what could be better than the new Funko Pop! Ad Icons: Coca-Cola Santa in Chair Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Funko Shop Exclusive? This unique collectible is perfect for anyone who loves Coke, Santa, or both! I usually get mine through social media and most of them offer regular and authentic versions, which may vary in price. Considered the second most expensive Freddy Funko figure, the Count Chocula in the glowing variant is a must-have for collectors.

So, for Coca-Cola, there's a can that has taken on human characteristics. The Funko Pop Foodies Moon-Pie figure, exclusive to Walmart, puts the arms and legs directly on the sweet treat, which is already missing a bite. If you imagine your favorite name-brand foods and beverages have magically come to (vinyl) life, you might end up with Funko Pop Foodies. Reminisce your childhood days with this rare glowing Mike Wazowski Pop, another great collectible from Disney and Pixar Animation Studios. 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)

You can’t think of Christmas without thinking of Santa Claus. And you can’t think of Santa Claus without thinking of Coca-Cola. That’s because, for over 100 years, Coca-Cola and Santa have been partners in spreading holiday cheer to children all over the world.