A Clockwork Orange 10127 "POP! Vinyl Alex" Figure

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It’s gorgeous. The metallic green is amazing, and the detail on his suit is exactly like the movie, even the wings and laser! Marriage is something to be celebrated and cherished, so what better way to symbolise your love for someone, than an expensive piece of jewellery! 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) Another rare and valuable find, the Stan Lee Superhero Funko Pop in red metallic version, is surely an iconic figure.

As well as all the lavish bells and whistles you’d expect to find inside a seven-star hotel, like an underwater restaurant that’s accessible by submarine; the Burj Al-Arab also has its very own private helipad, near the roof, approximately 210 metres above sea level.

In 1972, a year after Franken Berry cereal was first introduced, the cereal was made with an indigestible pigment that turned some children’s feces pink, a symptom sometimes referred to as “Franken Berry Stool.” It’s a “bloody” variant of Jaime Lannister from Game of Thrones and was released exclusively at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con. It was distributed through San Diego Comic-Con, while Japanese versions are limited to 1000 figures. This is exceptionally low compared to modern ‘limited edition’ production runs, which can reach as high as 20,000 or even 40,000 or more. Spider-Man is always a popular franchise and will probably be rebooted at least once per decade until the end. The suite comes with a 360-degree panoramic view of the city and contains four glass balconies that provide views of uptown, midtown and downtown New York. 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 suite has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a lounge, a separate dining room, which seats up to 12 people, and a fitness room. Exclusive to D23 Expo in 2013 like Steamboat Willie, this Buzz Lightyear is more rare – only 150 of this set were made. This Chase Pop has only one difference – he isn’t holding his cane like the standard one just above.was the same year that The Avengers film debuted, which is why Freddy Funko as Tony Stark was created as one of that year’s Comic-Con exclusives.

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. This valuable Funko Pop was released in the 2011 exclusive at the San Diego Comic-Con with only 24 figures up for grab, featuring the spooky Boo Berry from Monster Cereals. 8. Freddy Funko as Chocula (Metallic)

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Since 2005, the company has expanded its distinctive product lines and signed licensing agreements with WWE, Lucasfilm, Marvel, Hasbro, Elvis Presley, CBS, FOX, Warner Bros., Disney, Microsoft, HBO, and other companies. So, what makes Funko Pops valuable and why should anyone invest in them? The first reason is that their unique design and limited edition releases make them highly collectible. Some rare Funko Pops have sold for thousands of dollars, which could make them investment worthy. Now, it’s not the same type of experience you’d expect from some of the other hotels on the list, as it requires you to go underwater in a submarine. Princess Diana was loved and adored by many, so to be fortunate enough to wear her ring is a massive privilege.

This Buzz Funko looks awesome – possibly the best Toy Story Pop ever made in my opinion, at least definitely in this most expensive Funko Pop list.If you know anything at all about the performer, you’ll know that she’s pretty flamboyant and likes to do things big! Released in 2012 at the San Diego Comic-Con, this rare Funko Pop is based on the abominable snowman Funko, from the 1964 Christmas special, “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer.”