Recent sold listings on eBay 

I have the Hobby DB app, but honestly, it's a buyers market right now. I've learned to go on Ebay or Mercari and use the "sold" button. It's been a cold, hard reality check.

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Generally the most valuable are older , limited print pops.

Funko tends to rerelease their more modern exclusives , where some of the old ones are “vaulted” and will not print again I guess you could say. (But Funko has been talking about reprinting some older , valuable pops . Which has made people with these pops angry. It will drive the value down)

Popular characters sell out quick, driving the price up.

Anything with a number directly on the box/sticker like “3400 pcs” or something . The smaller the number the more valuable .

Chases - certain pops have a 1 in 6 chance of being different than the standard pop of that same number and series . If you order 1 pop, that has the chance of a chase directly from funko ( or chalice collectibles , GameStop , or places that get exclusives with the vendor stickers . For an example) , you have a 1 in 6 chance of receiving the variation. If you order 6 from a retailer like Funko, or shop that advertises it you are guaranteed a chase . These are more valuable , and can be purchased at a higher price than the standard variations of the same pop. Some chases are glow, some are flocked , some have completely different sculpts.

“Protos” can be valuable for popular characters . They are prototype printings , usually one or two main colours . Used as a test before beginning printing . I believe they used to make 2 whites , then 2 colours of each mold before beginning the actual prints .

The same thing that makes anything valuable, (scarcity x desirability). Personally, in a small house, I desire space, and funkos take up a lot of it.

nice collectible item

The Funko app bases their worth off the pop price guide, and the pop price guide bases their worth off what they have been selling for at places like Amazon and eBay

I find the most accurate is to look them up on eBay at "sold for" prices.

Funko has their own official app. Pop price guide is a site that also gives you values of your pops

There should be a pinned comment saying “Don’t use the Funko app for valuations” message at the top of the sub.

Why does the app have to put the ‘value’ on it? That just disappoints people. Funko Pop collections are not a financial investment

Reference hobby DB as well as self research ebay last solds.

The simple answer is their estimates pricing is so far off that you can't trust it for anything.

nah the prices on the funko app r not really reliable. u usually gotta check hobbydb, mercari, or ebay to see recently sold prices

Not sure if I was allowed to post a link in the ad for his mercari page: Here it is: https://www.mercari.com/u/alsojustin/?sv=lg

honestly, your husband may want to lower his expectations when it comes to how much he thinks he is going to earn from these. many people refer to the PPG when determining how much a Pop is "worth," so he's going to have a difficult time selling a $60 Pop for $110, and he's going to have a very difficult time selling a $35 Pop for $180. (yes, these are real examples). i sell on Mercari and the first thing I do when selling is check the price that Pop has sold for recently, as well as what other users have theirs priced at. that gives me a more realistic idea of what I may earn from selling. in the case of the Pop he has listed for $180, the last two sold for $31 and $18 dollars respectfully.

i hope i haven't come off as rude. i just wanted to offer some friendly advice and hopefully he'll be able to sell off what he needs to. he definitely has some cool stuff for sale, and i wish you guys the best of luck!

I sent you a DM 🙂

Pop Price Guide will give you a general value, but as always, the best way to get value is recently sold on eBay, and Mercari.

I would like the Gabumon, personally, I love digimon and personally if you don't want it I will gladly buy it for market value (40 USD)

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If you want a super accurate pricing, you can probably look up each pop on Pop Price Guide to see an average of how much each is worth, then add it all up

Not much, honestly. I don't see any heavy hitters or grails.

Realistically as a lot I'd say about $150 or so. You'd be better off parting them out and selling individually as lots always go for less.

I hate you lol, saw this and opened it to comment this exact thing

Maybe for the bundle $125

Thanks for the laugh 😂 that was a good one

I have that glitter ronald, in australia it has a mcdonalds 50 years sticker and you could only buy one from mcdonalds

Enjoy the accidental gold brotha! I wish you the best of luck!

PPG is better than Stash at the moment, however a few months ago it was the other way around.

Checking Ebay > PPG > Stash > checking Amazon.

Okay so where are you selling it? See here’s the big issue- I personally use EBay bids. Meaning the final selling price of a POP- the completed listings. I do not value pops because some people list them at $100 and they sit there for years and years. I also use the Funko app to get some pricing as well. The app is pretty neat as it also used completed listings data.

Can also recommend funkypriceguide.com :) Prices are based on completed ebay listings and filtered by statistics, black lists (for regions..e.g. no china fakes) and so on.

I may be out of turn, but to simply sounds like some of the people just want to get their hands on expensive pops but don’t want to pay for them.

According to eBay recent sales, you’re right on the money for Vision.

Wong should be maybe around $30 with shipping, and Iron Man should be around $30 to $40.

If you’re doing around those prices, just ignore the people whining

I use Pop Price Guide personally and it is definitely more accurate than the Funko app at least. Because yes, unfortunately different stickers command different prices, and the Funko app doesn't take the difference of the stickers into account for ALOT of different Pops. Sometimes it does, but alot of times it doesn't. And then yes, you get people asking actual convention prices for the non-convention sticker that they picked up at Hot Topic or Gamestop. And they claim, " um, I'm pretty sure the OFFICIAL Funko app would know, it's developed by Funko..." And then the shiny chrome "special edition" sticker usually is the lowest price of them all, purely based on the fact that "inbox collectors" do not prefer them