We’re having some fun today with a look at the most-valuable baseball Pop! figures on Pop Price Guide — or should we say the most-valuable Seattle Mariners figures (Funko loves their hometown M’s.)

Remember, estimated values are always changing, especially as we add more and more price points to the guide. Follow this link to see the Top-10 Most-Valuable Funko Pop! MLB figures currently on PPG.

Top-10 Most-Valuable Funko Pop! MLB Figures

10. Ken Griffey Jr. ($185) (18,976 pc.)

Safeco Field Exclusive

9. Juan Soto (Signed) ($270)

8. Joey Votto (Gold) ($280) (500 pc.)

Great American Ball Park Giveaway

7. Yadier Molina (Catcher) (Platinum) ($290) (400 pc.)

Busch Stadium Exclusive

6. Nelson Cruz (Broomstick) (Silver) ($730) (23 pc.)

Safeco Field Exclusive

5. Ken Griffey Jr. (Rookie) ($740) (1,000 pc.)

Safeco Field Exclusive – No Mustache

4. King Felix (Gold) ($960) (34 pc.)

Safeco Field Exclusive

3. Edgar Martinez (Bronze) ($980-$1,270) (11 pc. – estimated)

T-Mobile Park Exclusive

2. Ichiro Suzuki (Silver) ($1,460) (51 pc.)

T-Mobile Park Exclusive

1. Ken Griffey Jr. (Gold) ($2,460) (24 pc.)

Safeco Field Exclusive

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The Kid himself, Griffey makes his long-overdue Funko debut with three new Pop! figures available exclusively on Sept. 29 at Seattle’s Safeco Field.

The first 20,000 fans to squeeze between the turnstiles for the game between the Mariners and Texas Rangers will receive one of three Griffey vinyl figures, including a Traditional and Rookie version limited to 18,976 and 1,000 pieces, respectively.

Two-dozen lucky fans will score an All-Bronze rendition of the hall of fame center fielder.

Griffey joins other Mariners immortalized in Pop! form such as Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz and Felix “King Felix” Hernandez — lest we forget Mariner Moose.

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The boys of summer are back in action today as families throughout the nation play hooky to catch baseball’s opening day.

Funko got into the swing of things while teams were still in spring training this February, announcing a much-needed new installment to its Pop! MLB collection. The 19-player set is an upgrade to its line of hardball Pop! figures, which previously consisted of mascots (think Mr. Met and the Phillie Phanatic) and “King” Felix Hernandez – who, like Funko, is a Seattle hometown favorite.

There is a good reason why baseball is the country’s national pastime. Simply put, baseball is able to reach across and unite generations of fans, people who love an afternoon at the ballpark with a mouthful of peanuts and Cracker Jacks.

For every Aaron Judge or Yadier Molina, there’s a Ham Porter or Scott Smalls, kids who play simply for that very love of the game…and Cracker Jacks.

Funko will honor the latter with its upcoming Pop! Movie series dedicated to the timeless baseball classic The Sandlot, due to hit the shelves in early summer.

But why stop there? Which baseball Pop! figures, both real and fictional, should be created next? The options are limitless.

The Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn Pop! could give ’em the heater. A Babe Ruth Pop! (with hot dog variant) is a no-brainer. And the Ted Williams’ Pop! could emulate that of (headless) Ned Stark. Did someone suggest a “Nuke” LaLoosh Pop!, yet?

Who would you like to see become the next baseball Pop! figures?

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