Top 10 rare Labubu figures fetch six-figure auction prices, five-figure resales

1. Life‑Size Mint Green Labubu Prototype

A one‑of‑a‑kind four‑foot PVC prototype with a blue‑green fade, striking blue eyes and nose, this mint‑green giant is the marquee headline for Labubu valuations. Hong Kong auction records tied to late‑2025 sales show similar life‑size pieces exceeding $170,000; hobbyDB separately lists a “human‑sized” figure at $198,720, so provenance and lot documentation matter for exact tallies. Athlon framed it bluntly as an “auction unicorn” that has dominated 2026 resale headlines, underscoring how unique physical prototypes now command museum‑level attention from deep‑pocket collectors.

2. Life‑Size Brown Labubu Prototype

The freckled brown PVC giant from the same ultra‑rare auction series sits just behind the mint green piece in headline value. Athlon places the brown life‑size prototype at roughly $131,000 based on the same late‑2025 Hong Kong auction climate, confirming that multiple human‑sized Labubus moved the market into six‑figure territory. Like the mint example, this brown prototype’s value is driven by one‑off status and auction provenance rather than edition scarcity, so documentation and photos are critical if you’re tracking or consigning a similar piece.

3. Three Wise Labubu Set

Three Wise is the top limited set on many collectors’ radars: an edition capped at just 120 sets and described as carrying strong symbolic appeal. Athlon reports resale values for complete sets “up to $71,000,” making this MEGA/limited grouping the most valuable small‑set release in the Labubu canon. For buyers, that edition size, 120, creates a collectible sweet spot where scarcity and desirability intersect, and intact provenance for all three figures typically drives the upper end of that range.

5. Best of Luck (Chinese New Year white‑fur edition)

Best of Luck, the white fur Chinese New Year Labubu that often pairs with Walk By Fortune, trades heavily as a set and shows how themed holiday drops retain value. Release tables show Best of Luck as an “overseas limited” drop on Dec 30, 2023 with retail CNY 499 and a 3,000 cap; Athlon and marketplace snapshots place the paired set between $1,100 and $2,200, while hobbyDB lists Best of Luck solo at about $1,640. StockX average tags diverge, Primetimer cites roughly HK$7,700 (≈ USD 980), which highlights how platform, currency and completeness (single vs set) change realized prices.

6. Walk By Fortune (Chinese New Year edition)

Walk By Fortune is the companion to Best of Luck, released Dec 29, 2023 with the same 3,000 limit and retail CNY 499 in release tables. Market signals vary: Athlon groups it with Best of Luck in $1,100–$2,200 set valuations, hobbyDB pegs it at $1,640, and StockX averages referenced about HK$4,700 (≈ USD 600). These discrepancies show the active arbitrage between regional stock, secondary marketplaces and timing, complete sets consistently outperform single pieces.

7. Big Into Energy, The Monsters secret “ID” (blind‑box chase)

The V3 Secret “ID” chase from Big Into Energy is a textbook case of graded premium vs open‑market pricing: ungraded eBay/StockX listings commonly show USD 450–528 (confirmed eBay sale at USD 489.99), while Athlon notes that graded, authenticated examples push “above $1,800.” Authentication markers are specific and measurable, TOYSEZ documents clear logo imprints on footprints, precise paintwork and ID cards with a feathered back pattern, silver reflective highlights, and a raised 3‑D font, so verified provenance and grading dramatically alter value. For collectors, that graded‑versus‑raw spread is both risk and opportunity: raw chase copies trade frequently in the mid‑hundreds; slabs and verified IDs can leap into four figures.

9. Catch Me If You Like Me (Valentine’s Edition)

The Valentine’s drop, released Jan 12, 2024 in Black (5,000) and Pink (2,700) runs, shows how seasonal colorways attract collectors across platforms. Release price was $99.99, yet Electroiq’s 2025 top‑ten placed its resale near USD 1,999 while hobbyDB lists a lower estimated value around $1,100; both figures have appeared in marketplace tracking. Edition size, colorway and whether a seller offers both black and pink examples together can swing realized prices, so complete paired lots or sealed sets again push toward the higher estimates.

10. Be Fancy Now

Be Fancy Now is a mid‑tier rarity with a clear release footprint, March 15, 2024, retail CNY 599 and a 6,458 production run, that nonetheless commands strong secondary prices. HobbyDB estimates about $1,290 while Electroiq tracks it nearer $1,200, confirming it as a consistent four‑figure mover for collectors who prioritize edition counts and release timing. Alongside Dress Be Late/Latte, Sketch and TEC entries appearing in other lists, Be Fancy Now’s combination of moderate scarcity and recognizable styling keeps it on watchlists for both flippers and long‑term holders.