Funko Pop
Used resale value · updated Oct 16
$9 – $17
Typical $13▼ 15.8% · 11d
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Middle 50% of 63 used listings on eBay US. Asking prices; sales usually land 10–20% lower.
Funko Pop Types That Affect the Price
What collectors look for on the box before they look at the character.
- Common releasesWidely produced; usually resell at or below retail.
- Vaulted (retired) PopsNo longer produced; the main way a regular Pop gains value.
- Chase variantsA rarer version of a figure, marked with a chase sticker.
- Convention exclusivesSold at events like Comic-Con with a convention sticker; limited runs.
- Store exclusivesSold through a single retailer; value depends on how many were made.
What moves the price
- 01
Vaulted figures — ones Funko has retired — are the main source of value once supply dries up.
- 02
Chase variants (a rarer version packed in with the common one, marked with a chase sticker) sell for several times the common.
- 03
Exclusive stickers matter: convention exclusives and store exclusives had smaller runs than regular releases.
- 04
Box condition is a big part of the price — creases, dents, sun fading and price stickers all lower it. Loose Pops sell for much less.
- 05
The figure's number and the exact sticker are what collectors search for, so put both in your listing title.
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The full story
Funko Pops are everywhere, and most of them are worth about what they cost — or less, once they've been out of the box. A small slice of them are worth real money: vaulted (retired) figures, chase variants, and convention or store exclusives with limited runs.
The number on the box, the exclusive sticker, and the box's condition decide most of the price. The live range below is what a typical Pop listing sells around right now; the rare ones are priced on their own.
Most Pops resell for $10–25. Vaulted figures, chases and exclusives are where the outliers are — scan yours in Cashd for a price on the exact figure.
Used (eBay listings): the Funko Pop averaged $15 on Oct 4 and $13 on Oct 16, so prices fell 15.8% over 13 days of tracking. The lowest daily median was $13 (Oct 16) and the highest $20 (Oct 13).
Questions
Are Funko Pops worth anything?
Most sell for roughly retail or less. Vaulted figures, chase variants and limited exclusives are the ones that sell for a premium. Check the live range above, then scan yours for the exact figure.
What makes a Funko Pop rare?
A small production run: convention and store exclusives, chase variants, and figures Funko has vaulted. Look for the sticker on the box window.
Should I sell my Funko Pop in the box?
Yes. In-box Pops in good condition sell for much more than loose ones, and many buyers only collect in-box. Photograph all four sides of the box and the sticker.
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