
the art of collecting
World of Collectibles
Collectibles are more than objects, they're personal markers of identity, nostalgia, and creativity. In an increasingly digital world, collecting brings us back to the physical: something you can hold, admire, and connect with. It’s not just about owning things; it’s about surrounding yourself with pieces that reflect your story, your memories, and your taste.
You don’t need to be a collector to appreciate collectibles. Whether it’s a childhood toy, a rare designer figure, or a first edition book, these items fuse culture, design, and sentiment in a way that few things can. They turn shelves into galleries, and rooms into reflections of who we are.
At the same time, the value of collectibles has grown far beyond personal meaning. From vintage comics to trading cards and art toys, certain pieces have become serious investments, appreciating in value and drawing attention from global markets. Unlike most investments, though, collectibles offer something more immediate: joy, presence, and expression.
Collecting helps us stay curious, stay unique, and stay connected to our inner child, the part of us that wasn’t afraid to stand out. Whether you're adding one meaningful piece or building a lifetime archive, collecting is a reminder that stories matter.
To showcase the power and potential of this world, we’ve curated a list of 10 of the most expensive collectibles ever sold.
solid 14k gold boba fett lego minifigure (2010)
137,000 PLN / 32,000 EUR / 35,000 USD
Originally made as a promotional prize for San Diego Comic-Con attendees, this rare LEGO minifigure is crafted from solid 14-karat gold. Only two were ever made, making it one of the most valuable LEGO figures in existence.

alex delarge (clockwork orange, glow-in-the-dark) funko pop (2012)
139,000 PLN / 32,500 EUR / 35,600 USD
This glow-in-the-dark variant was released at SDCC 2012 in an extremely limited quantity—only 12 were produced. Based on Stanley Kubrick’s cult classic, it's one of the most elusive and desirable Funko Pops ever made.

g.i. joe prototype (1963 hand-painted)
790,000 PLN / 185,000 EUR / 202,000 USD
This hand-painted figure is the original G.I. Joe prototype and the blueprint for all action figures that followed. Created by Don Levine and his team, it represents the genesis of the entire action figure industry.

pikachu illustrator (psa 10) (1998)
20,840,000 PLN / 4,880,000 EUR / 5,300,000 USD
Awarded through a Japanese art contest, only 39 copies were made, and PSA 10 examples are nearly mythical. Its status as the "holy grail" of Pokémon cards makes it the most expensive card in the hobby's history.

lego h.c. andersen’s clumsy hans (set 4000020) (2015)
29,000 PLN / 6,700 EUR / 7,300 USD
Gifted only to LEGO employees at a private event in Denmark, this ultra-rare set pays tribute to a classic fairy tale. With under 80 believed to exist, it remains a hidden gem among collectors.

steiff louis vuitton teddy bear (2000)
714,000 PLN / 167,000 EUR / 181,000 USD
A luxurious collaboration between Steiff and Louis Vuitton, this one-of-one bear came with custom LV luggage. It was sold at a charity auction and remains one of the most exclusive plush collectibles in the world.

amazing fantasy #15 (spider-man comic, 1962)
14,180,000 PLN / 3,320,000 EUR / 3,600,000 USD
This comic book marks the first appearance of Spider-Man and is widely considered the most valuable Marvel comic ever. High-grade copies are incredibly scarce and continue to set records at auction.

kaws “companion” original (2002)
1,580,000 PLN / 368,000 EUR / 400,000 USD
This figure launched KAWS into the fine art world. Originally released in Japan, the Companion became a pop culture icon that bridges the worlds of graffiti, toys, and contemporary art.

harry potter and the philosopher’s stone (1st edition, 1997)
1,860,000 PLN / 433,000 EUR / 470,000 USD
Only 500 first-edition hardcovers were printed, mostly for libraries. Clean copies are nearly impossible to find, making it the crown jewel for literary collectors and Harry Potter fans alike.

magic: the gathering black lotus (alpha, psa 10) (1993)
2,130,000 PLN / 496,000 EUR / 540,000 USD
Printed in the game's first-ever set, the Alpha Black Lotus is the most iconic card in MTG history. Fewer than 10 have been graded PSA 10, making it the ultimate trophy for collectors.

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