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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. The release of Game of Thrones overturned the pop culture world in 2012. With that said, the Freddy Funko as Jaime Lannister (Bloody) is one of the rare Funko Pops made for the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con exclusive [ 2 ]. This year has been tough on all of us, so why not give yourself or a loved one the gift of some holiday cheer? The Funko Pop! Coca-Cola Santa in Chair is sure to bring a smile to anyone’s face. Armed with the knowledge of the rarest and most sought-after figures, your collection is about to reach new heights.

Considered the second most expensive Freddy Funko figure, the Count Chocula in the glowing variant is a must-have for collectors. In one famous ad from 1942, Sundblom depicted a tired but happy Santa taking a well-deserved break after delivering presents to all the good boys and girls around the world. Similar to the Hot Topic Silver Superman, this metallic version of Batman is another coveted collector’s item. 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. As the years went by, Coca-Cola continued to use Sundblom’s artwork in their Christmas ads; however, they made some slight changes to his original design to keep things fresh.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) 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) 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)

For fans of Freddy Monster Cereals, the metallic version of Chocula is the perfect addition to your Funko Pop collection with 480 figures released.A rare find and perfect Funko Pop vinyl collectible for fans of Stranger Things, the Hopper in gold version is definitely a stunning figure to get your hands into. These aren't exactly corporate mascots, but rather the actual product with added arms, legs and faces. Sounds weird? It is, but in a cute way. The figure captures all the nostalgic details of the original art, from Santa’s plump belly to his rosy cheeks. Even the chair he’s sitting in is specially designed to resemble a Coca-Cola bottle cap! This Funko Pop only has 12 figurines featuring the iconic mascot of the monster chocolate cereal, Count Chocula.