The Top 12 Most Expensive Flocked Funko Pop Figures

The Top 12 Most Expensive Flocked Funko Pop Figures

So what exactly does the word flocked mean? This references the figures with a fuzzy layer on the outside, making it appear to be covered in hair. Flocked is definitely a cool variation, which sometimes is designed as a chase figure. The best flocked Pops are the ones that make sense since the character would originally be covered in hair or fur. Some of these flocked figures are insanely valuable, with prices that continue to rise. You might even be shocked since the numbers can get into the thousands! It can seem crazy to some, the idea of spending a grand on one small little figure- but to collectors it means getting a hold of something that holds more than a monetary value. These figures can be nostalgic, they can hold memories of happier times for collectors. Flocked figures are some of the most adored variants, especially when collectors want a more realistic version of their favorite characters.

While it is easy to find many expensive variants of other figures, flocked is one of the less common designs out there. When these figures are pricey though, they definitely take the cake when it comes to value. People want to get their hands on something rare, but some of these grails seem well out of reach for most of us collectors.

Bigfoot

This flocked bigfoot was released exclusively to Emerald City Comic Con with an edition size of 3,000. While that isn’t the smallest edition size, this figure still has seen quite the rise in value hitting at around $120.

Wicket

This adorable little flocked Wicket from Star Wars is valued at around $120. It was released as a Fugitive Toys exclusive, which makes it even more valuable since it had to be purchased through them. It is definitely a Star Wars grail, but isn’t quite as insanely pricey as another flocked Star Wars figure coming up later on this list.

Ralphie Bunny Suit

We all remember feeling sorry for poor Ralphie when his mother forced him to sport this embarrassing bunny suit, but it certainly makes for a hilarious and lovable Funko Pop figure. This flocked version of Ralphie in his pink bunny suit is valued at around $135.

The Wolf Man

This is definitely a desirable flocked figure for horror collectors, and is valued at around $145. This flocked Wolf-Man was exclusive to Toy Tokyo, making it a wanted and somewhat hard to acquire figure.

Tony the Tiger

This figure was exclusive to the Funko Shop and sold out within seconds. It had a release of 2000, and is valued at around $150. It is definitely one of the most wanted Pops on the market, especially since it is one of the ad icons that collectors really go crazy for.

Lion-O

This Lion-O figure is definitely a major grail for some, with an edition size of only 1000. It is valued at around $320, and continues to climb. Another release to SDCC, which seems to be a trend for the most valued figures out there.

Winnie the Pooh

This classic Disney favorite is covered in fuzzy flocked fur, making it more realistic. With an edition size of only 480 this Pooh is worth around $550 and climbing! He is definitely a major Disney grail, but he isn’t easy to get your hands on being that the edition size was so very small.

Gizmo

This flocked version of Gizmo is valued at around $570 and was exclusive to San Diego Comic Con. It has a small edition size of only 480 and is definitely a major grail for some horror fans. Anyone who enjoys Gremlins or feels nostalgic over the film, will certainly want to get their hands on this figure, but unfortunately it is much pricier than the common unflocked version.

Beast

This awesome Pop shows Beast from X-Men in his natural flocked form. It is definitely cool to see a figure like this showing a fuzzy covering which makes it appear like actual hair. It just gives a stronger sense of realism to the figure and makes it more desirable. This flocked Beast was released exclusively to Gemini Collectibles with 240 ever made. It is valued at close to $600, and continues to rise in price.

Sulley

Another major Disney grail this adorable Sulley figure is covered in blue and purple fuzz, and is valued at around $1,000. Another SDCC exclusive with a rather small edition size of around 480. There are various Monsters Inc. figures that are rather valuable, but this flocked Sulley is definitely a piece fans want to get their hands one. It isn’t the priciest option but it isn’t cheap either, especially with such a small edition size.

Chewbacca

This clocked Chewy is definitely one of the coolest and most expensive flocked variants. It is valued at over $1,300, and is one of the older Pop figures in circulation. It was released exclusively to SDCC in 2011 with only 480 ever created. Anything with such a small edition size is bound to be expensive and valuable, especially as the years pass by.

Lotso

This is one of the major Disney grails and one of the most expensive Disney Pops ever made. It sells for around $1,600, which is certainly an insane price for one fuzzy little figure. He was released as a D23 Expo exclusive with an edition size of 480. Lotso makes this list as the number one most valuable flocked Funko Pop ever made!