I found these on a grocery trip on our family vacation in Portugal  –

And thought since the chocolate is good why not get a few.  And yes, the chocolate was good!

So I got

• 1 POP (these come in two parts that you have to put together)
• 1 POP-style Pencil Topper
• 1 Armband
• 2 Bookmarks
• 1 other item (a sticker of Hogwards and a colorful band)
• 3 tiny cards

While they come with their instructions I still do not know what those cards are good for  –

As I only got one figure I was doing some internet sleuthing and found out that Harry Potter is the only series and it consists of 12 figures and some other stuff –

If you are a Funko Completist tell me more about your infliction in the comments and I might send you these items.

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But which Harry Potter Funko Pop! and other figures do we love the most? We decided to take a look at the most valuable among them.

Remember, estimated values tend to fluctuate, especially as we add more and more items and price points to ensure the guide’s accuracy. Scroll below for more information on how you can help us build our Wizarding World database. Follow this link for a current list of the Most Valuable Harry Potter Pop!s on PPG.

Top-10 Harry Potter

10. Cornish Pixie, Mandrake & Grindylow (3-Pack) ($135)

9. Harry Potter on Broom ($160)

8. Harry Potter with Hedwig (18-Inch) ($165)

7. Albus Dumbledore / Minerva McGonagall / Severus Snape ($165)

6. Harry Potter Honeydukes Mini Backpack ($200)

5. Luna Lovegood (Glasses) ($260)

4. The Burrow & Molly Weasley ($280)

3. Harry Potter (20th Anniversary) ($410)

2. Buckbeak (Mystery Minis) ($520)

1. Harry Potter Honeydukes Backpack (Loungefly) ($550)

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Well, the Funko exclusives, at least.

WonderCon 2023 will take place March 24-26 at the Anaheim Convention Center, but Funko has already rolled out this year’s exclusives. And now, as soon as you get yours, you can add them to your Pop Price Guide collection…including Shared Exclusives.

Shop all WonderCon via the PPG Marketplace here.

Best of luck adding them to your collection! Now! Onto the wonder…

WonderCon ’23 Exclusives

Baseball Freddy

Freddy Funko as Clown

Taweret

Eustass Kid

Trafalgar Law with Polar Tang

Powerline (Diamond Collection)

The Queen (Funko Soda)

Hercules with Action Figure

Cinderella

Flik on Dandelion Seed

Poison Ivy with Plants

Hedwig with Letter

Lotso

Gelatinous Cube (Blue)

Freddy (Masked) (PEZ)

Bugs Bunny as Superman (Flocked) (Funko Soda)

Snagglepuss with Top Hat (Funko Soda)

Satoru Gojo

Skrull as Iron Man

Lord Krylar

Groot with Bomb

Valkyrie (Glow in the Dark) (Funko Soda)

Funko Fun House

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The company’s latest line of vinyl art figures, called Bitty Pop!s, is proof that big things can come in tiny packages.

Unlike a Mystery Mini, Funko is taking the concept of the Pop! figure and shrinking it down to fit snuggly in the palm of your hand at a tiny 7/8 inches tall!

The first wave of Bitty Pop! features four series of Harry Potter 4-packs, as well as another four series of Disney 4-packs.

Give them a look here. What do you think? Tell us in the comments below!

Bitty Pop!

Harry Potter

DISNEY

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And now you can find them on Pop Price Guide, including their Shared Exclusives (see the full list below!).

Following this link when you’re ready to add them to your PPG collection!

Which are your favorites? Tell us in the comments.

NYCC ’22 Reveals

Smee with Skull Rock (BoxLunch)

Rubik’s Cube (Books-A-Million)

Goku (Ultra Instinct with Kamehameha) (Chalice Collectibles)

Kearny Zzyzwicz (FYE)

Aquaman (Walgreens)

Pizza Rat ’22 (Reed Pop)

Entertainment Earth

Merida

Target

Coach Beard

Kayla (Jurassic World)

Groot

Hot Topic

Luffy with Going Merry

Emperor (The Joker)

Eric Draven (The Crow)

Walmart

Neville Longbottom

Kelly Kapoor

Swampfire

GameStop

Polaroid Camera

Sgt. Slaughter

Five-Headed Dragon

Amazon

Superman (Red)

Statute of Liberty

Anakin Skywalker with Lightsabers

Toy Tokyo

Gloomy Bear (Bloody)

Borat

Funko-Shop

Vecna (Stranger Things) & Vecna (Dungeons & Dragons)

Steve with Handy Dandy Notebook

Yosemite Sam (Black Knight)

Roger Rabbit

Notorious B.I.G. with Fedora (Gold Glitter Suit)

Juggernaut

Shared Exclusives

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Who doesn’t enjoy a good flick? Funko has mastered the art of capturing some of our favorite scenes in vinyl form via its Pop! Movie Moments collection. So which moments from the silver screen are worth their weight in gold? We decided to take a look at the most-valuable Funko Pop! Movie Moments.

Remember, estimated values are always fluctuating. And as we add more and more price points to the guide, the those estimated values will shift accordingly. Check out the current list of the most-valuable Pop! Movie Moments here.

Top-10 Most-Valuable Funko Pop! Movie Moments

10. Pennywise in Gutter ($65)

9. Carl & Ellie (Painting) [NYCC] ($75)

8. The Sanderson Sisters with Cauldron ($80)

7. Kiss the Girl [SDCC Debut] ($85)

6. Zero in Doghouse (Glow in the Dark) ($85)

5. Lock, Shock & Barrel ($90)

4. Harry Potter Entering Platform 9 3/4 ($105)

3. Hulk Smashing Loki ($105)

2. Kiss the Girl ($120)

1. Duel on Mustafar ($180)

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Here’s a look at some of our favorite new items now available on PPG.

Pop! Rocks

Deadmau5 (Glow in the Dark)

Available on the PPG Marketplace!

Pop! Games

Lady Sylvanas

Clicker

Illidan

Murloc

Pop! Harry Potter

Severus Snape, Harry Potter, Parvati Patil & Minerva McGonagall (4-Pack)

Pop! Marvel

Spider-Man (Wood Deco)
Groot (Holiday) (Sitting) (Glow in the Dark)

Pop! Heroes – Imperial Palace

Batman (Blue) Imperial Palace

Batman (Imperial Palace)

The Joker (Imperial Palace)

Harley Quinn (Imperial Palace)

Robin (Imperial Palace)

Robin (Hooded) (Imperial Palace)

Pop! Television

Negan

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Funko isn’t waiting for July 19-21 to get in on the SDCC fun. All this week the company is announcing this year’s haul of summer convention vinyl figures, as well as where to find their shared exclusives, i.e. Target, Hot Topic and Walmart, for example. Shared exclusives go on sale during Day Two of the convention.

Check back throughout the day for updates!

Day 1 Reveals

Pop! Marvel Reveals

Pop! Movies

Today’s reveals begin on the silver screen with a nod to six classic cinematic experiences. Teen Wolf and Derek Zoolander strike a pose as Target exclusives, while Forrest Gump speeds into a local BoxLunch store. “Starship Troopers'” Johnny Rico can be found at GameStop, while the “Office Space” Sticky Note mascot will be sold exclusively by our awesome four-eyed friends at Think Geek.

But the masterpiece of the collection is arguably six-inch Bruce the Shark making a snack of poor Quint (Entertainment Earth).

Pop! J.K Rowling

Funko travels into the mind of J.K. Rowling and returns with three new SDCC Pop!s, including Fawkes (Flocked)(Hot Topic), as well as Rita Skeeter and Fantastic Beasts’ Nagini — both of whom can be found at Barnes & Noble.

Pop! Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

Stop in the name of the slaw! The Vegan Police are back on patrol, courtesy of Funko’s 2019 Scott Pilgrim vs. The World SDCC release.

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POP!

• Batgirl (Diamond Collection)
• Pandapool with Chase – Pandapool (Flocked)
• Raven as Lady Legasus
• Jack-Jack (Chrome)

Mystery Minis

Harry Potter Series 3

• Lucius Malfoy
• Tom Riddle (Sepia)
• Harry Potter (Dirty)

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When did you first start customizing Funko figures?

My very first custom was of a character from a very popular YA series called Throne of Glass. Her name is Manon Blackbeak and she’s a human-killing, heartless, witch-coven leader and naturally my favorite character of the series. I think I made her in November of 2016. The community I’m a passionate member of (besides the Funko community) on Instagram is called ‘Bookstagram’ and when I started       photographing the few customs I had made at that point, things just took off from there. I ended up doing several customs of my favorite characters and then decided to start doing it full time.

What has been the most difficult custom so far?

The one I’m working on now. It’s the main character, Kvothe, from The Kingkiller Chronicles. It’s very detailed and I’m making a case on his back with a removable lute, and also trying to sculpt a wind funnel of leaves. It involves a lot of different materials which can sometimes be difficult but I think always make for really interesting figures.

Since most of the characters that I create are from books, I do a lot of reading (no complaints here).

Do you have a particular piece that you’re especially proud of?

Link. He turned out even better than what I had pictured in my head which is always a good feeling. It probably also helps that The Legend of Zelda is my favorite video game series. I love all of the little details like his chain mail, his sword, and shield. The same customer commissioned Zelda which I can’t wait to get started on.

Where do you draw inspiration from to create your customs?

Since most of the characters that I create are from books, I do a lot of reading (no complaints here). I also look at a ton of fan art for characters that have been depicted previously, but sometimes it’s just up to my own imagination. I’ll write down key elements of each character (clothing, hairstyle, eye color, personality, tokens they carry, their weapons, etc.) as I’m reading (or more often than not listening on audio) then make a quick sketch of what I think they should look like in pop form. Thankfully most authors are kind enough to go into great detail about clothing choices otherwise my life might be a little more difficult.

Are there any characters you would like to attempt to create in the future?

I have a few that I’m dying to do! I want to tackle a few more beasts from Harry Potter like Fawkes, a swooping evil, one of the merpeople, or a cornish pixie, the Hocus Pocus trio, and two from different scenes in Friends that just make me happy.

Which of your customs (or series) that Funko hasn’t yet produced would you like to see on shelves someday?

My first instinct is to say they need to make Pop! Books but then I might be out of a job! But hey if Funko wants to hire me for that I’d be first in line. Really though, they NEED to make the Mario collection of characters. Or I guess I should say Nintendo NEEDS to give up that license already. I know myself and about a million+ others would love them, especially since most of us Pop collectors grew up with those games.

There have been times I wanted to flip my table over when I first started

Do you have any advice for aspiring customisers? 

Research, don’t give up, and don’t steal others work. There have been times I wanted to flip my table over when I first started because my sealant was sticky from underbaked clay or incompatibility with paint. Learn from mistakes and strive to make the next one better. Also, make friends in the community! Even a small amount of outside support can make a really bad day so much better and I’ve found the customizer community to be so supportive!

What is the best place for people to approach you for customs? 

Either my Etsy storefront or through email (dustandpagescustoms@gmail.com) are the best places, but I also have an Instagram (@dustandpages) and a Facebook page which I am on regularly.

So there you have it! Thanks to Ruthie for taking the time to answer our questions. Don’t be shy, go check out her social media pages to see more of her wonderful creations!

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