Each and every WWE fan will have at some point, forked over their cash for some merchandise.
Whether it's a t-shirt, trading cards, or in my case, every single figure possible,
there's certainly no shortage of WWE merch around,
and no shortage of fans wanting to represent their favourite Superstars.
There may be countless pieces of merchandise available right now,
but some have led to fabs dropping thousands upon thousands of dollars to own them.
Here are WWE Top 10 Wrestling Collectibles (Merchandise and Action Figures) That Are Worth A Fortune.
10) Ric Flair signed robe
The nature boy may go down in history
as the greatest Superstar to ever grace a wrestling ring.
With a career spanning decades,
Flair captured 16 World Championships,
and his influence on the business is still being felt today.
As one of the biggest stars ever,
Flair merchandise is never cheap,
though a signed robe of the Dirtiest player in the game
may take the cake as the priciest item for fans.
Available on SportsMemorbilia.com,
a signed robe will set you back nearly $1400,
and comes with a hologram and certificate of authenticity.
And in case you really want to show off your devotion to the Nature Boy,
there are several different colour robes available,
including black, pink and blue,
so you can definitely look the part when you're out on the town
stylin' and profilin'
9) Legends of WrestleMania pinball machine
Unless you get real lucky at a garage sale,
you'll probably never find a working pinball machine
for less than $1000 at least.
On the other hand, if you want to slash the cash,
then the Legends of WrestleMania pinball machine may be just what you're looking for.
Emblazoned with some all the all-time greats from the show of shows
including the Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Undertaker,
the game is a must for any WWE fan.
But whilst The pinball machine is great, the price isn't
as one fan was found selling the machine for just under $6400.
According to pinside.com,
the machine is valued between $5300 to $6200,
so whilst it may pay to shop around,
don't expect to get this incredible piece of WWE Merchandise for cheap.
8) Diamond Studd action figure
Scott Hall has had one of the most incredible careers of all time.
From his time as the Bad Guy Razor Ramon in the WWE,
to shocking WCW as part of the NWO,
Hall has had s career worth of his Hall of Fame status.
One character fans may have forgotten though
is the Diamond Studd,
a brash arrogant star of early 90s WCW
who was managed by Diamond Dallas Page.
Although most fans have forgotten about Studd, certain collectors haven't,
with a Galoob Studd prototype figure appearing on eBay.
Standing at five inches tall,
The seller was reportedly asking for a hefty $14,000 for the figure,
though did try to sweeten the deal by promising bidders
that the figure was in pristine condition.
We don't know if the seller ever found a buyer, but if they did,
it must've been a huge fan of Hall
though for 14 grand,
we'd want the Bad guy to hand the figure over in person.
7) Hulk Hogan signed WrestleMania chair
When Hulk Hogan returned to the WWE in 2014
everyone was excited.
The hulkster hadn't been seen in WWE in over 6 years,
so fans both young and old were pumped
to see Hogan return as the host of WrestleMania 30.
Capitalising on the historic night,
the former World Champion signed several WrestleMania chairs,
which are now for sale on HogansBeachShop.com.
If you want to sit down on a signed piece of Hulkamania though,
the chair will set you back $1000, and that's not even covering shipping,
though it comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Hogan's shop is loaded with memorabilia,
though only a handful reach four digits.
If you want one of these chairs though,
we'd suggest buy now,
as with Hogan's career hitting national headlines recently
expect these chairs to get more expensive in the coming years.
6) WWE Championship Elite Replica Belt
Every fan has grown up one day being the WWE Champion,
and whilst most will never win the most coveted prize in the industry,
buying the title is still an option.
Whilst young fans will be able to fit in a plastic toy title
for less than 20 bucks though,
older fans could spend up to $2,000
to hold the gold.
From the elite replica line,
this WWE Championship weighs 6 pounds,
and is adorned with 383 cubic zirconia gems
which are hand placed for extra quality.
Not only that, the plates are painted in 10 karat gold,
which as you can imagine
only ramps up the price.
Fitting up to a 46 inch weight and with customisable side plates,
this title is definitely for fans
with money to spare
Though If you want to put the sideplates of your favourite Superstars on this time,
that's still gonna cost you extra.
5) Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels signed photo
When Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels faced off at WrestleMania 24
the match was a true spectacle.
With Flair's career on the line per an edict from Vince McMahon,
the Dirtiest player in the game pulled out all the stops to defeat HBK,
but eventually failed, becoming another victim of Sweet Chin Music.
As both men are considered two of the all-time greats,
any signed merchandise goes for a high price,
though a picture signed by both from their epic Mania match beats them all.
Appearing on Sports memorabilia.com,
the picture has been sold for $13,637,
though is clearly an epic piece for any fan
of the Showstopper or the nature boy.
If you do feel like dropping nearly 14k on a picture though,
you may have to say goodbye to your bank account,
perhaps by telling it "I'm sorry, I love you".
4) Hasbro Kamala Moon Belly Action Figure
Whilst he may have never held a championship in WWE,
and isn't even a part of the Hall of Fame,
Kamala is still fondly remembered by fans
who grew up watching him in the early 1990s.
And although he never held a title,
the Ugandan Giant can certainly
make you a small fortune,
if you have his very rare figure.
Instead of having a yellow star,
this rare figure from Hasbro has a moon painted on Kamala's belly,
and can raise as much as $10,000 at auction.
Only a handful of figures with the moon belly were ever made,
meaning even the biggest collectors
sadly have this holy grail missing from their collections
One fan who was able to grab one is Zack Ryder,
as the Long Island Iced Z gas revealed
he is a huge toy collector,
and has his own giant toy room.
3 Talking Hulk Hogan doll
When Hulk Hogan was the biggest wrestling star in the world, his face was on everything.
From Action figures to t-shirts, to even his own restaurant called PastaMania,
it seemed nothing was immune from the iconic yellow and red.
And while Hogan's star may have dimmed considerably,
there's plenty of collectibles, including a talking doll.
Available at Hogan's Beach Shop, this doll speaks classic
Hulkster lines, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Judging by the pictures on Hogan's website it looks like the
former world champion has even signed the box, which jacks up the price.
Before any of you parents rush out to but this for your kids who you're hoping to get into wrestling
youll probably think twice when you realise that this doll, complete with signed box is a whopping $800.
2 WWE Legends Coin Collection
Plenty of people collect wrestling merchandise and plenty
of people collect coins, so it makes sense that there are some fans who collect both.
And if you want To see your favourite stars on currency,
then the WWE Legends collection is for you.
One seller on eBay is asking for over $1700 for the set,
which includes classic stats like the Undertaker, Jake the snake Roberts,
randy savage, the legion of doom and many more.
Whilst it may seem weird, paying money to receive coins you can't spend
these coins are incredibly rare and is definitely worth picking up if you grew up watching the Hulkamania era.
1 The Ultimate Warrior's knee pads.
Even in the years after his death, the Ultimate Warrior remains
to be one of the most iconic. Wrestlers of all time.
A former world champion, Warrior amazed everyone with his intyensity and colourful entrances, garnering millions of fans.
Every one of these fans, would love to own these kneepads, worn by
the warrior himself during his Summerslam 1992 match against ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage.
Although the seller is asking for a 5 grand for these knee pads,
we’re sure that there are plenty of fans who are willing to splash the cash for these one of a kind collectibles.
Well guys that's our list, do you have any of these collectibles ? if so, drop us a comment below and let us know
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