There are tons of Marvel funkos out there, but they’re not all the same. Some pieces are extremely rare and sought after. For this reason, we show you some of the rarest Marvel funkos . Having any of them is like having a retirement plan on the shelf. Of course, you have to be very lucky, or have been to very specific events to get them.
There are Marvel funkos (countless) and there are Marvel funkos worth a paycheck. This is because they are very difficult figures to obtain and, therefore, are highly valued.
As you will see in these rarer Marvel funkos that we are going to show you, many of them are limited editions that were marketed for certain specific events.
Those events are, above all, the Comic-Con held in the city of San Diego . In fact, these are the original Comic-Cons since the first one was held in March 1970, although there are now others being held in many American cities and around the world.
Let’s start with the rarest funko of the quintessential American hero.
Captain America (SDCC 2011 metal version)
Don’t get confused with other versions of Cap . Made for the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con (hence the abbreviation SDCC 2011), they ask for real barbarities. The second hand price can be more than about 5,000 dollars, although its market value is only about 1,500.
With the usual uniform, but metallic , he is one of the rarest Marvel funkos out there.
Wolverine that glows in the dark (Toytastik version)
Only 500 pieces of this glow-in-the-dark version of Wolverine were made, and they were also exclusive to toytastik.com , the collector’s site.
That makes it very rare in the Marvel universe of funkos and it is also trading for more than many of us are going to charge this month.
Spider-Man metallic version from the 2011 Comic-Con
That 2011 San Diego Comic-Con has the honor of bringing out the limited edition metallic superheroes that have been among the rarest and most sought after .
Of course, Spider-Man’s charisma works in his favor with this figure in his classic suit, but also painted as a Fast and Furious car. Again, the fact that there are less than 500 copies of the figure in the world makes it rare.
Fantastic Four Thing (SDCC 2011 and metallic, again)
We are now closing that Comic-Con because, if you were there and got hold of some of the exclusive models for her (which sell out in-situ in no time), you can now retire to the Caribbean or something like that.
The Thing of the Fantastic Four, also a metallic version , is so popular that, as long as you leave one among Marvel fans, we are sure that it is time for cakes.
Loki, Comic-Con 2012 version
The rarest and most sought after Marvel funko slot is not for a hero like the previous 4 slots, but for the franchise’s most charismatic supervillain .
Loki, this time in his limited version from the original 2012 Comic-Con, is one of Marvel’s most sought after (and paid) funkos. Complete with his armor, he can easily be worth twice as much as the previous ones.
As you can see, whoever has a rare Marvel funko has a treasure. The truth is that, if you were at one of these events and you got one of these highly valued dolls, it was almost as profitable as having caught bitcoins .
