Few Funko Pops capture a single haunting image the way Laura Palmer #447 does. Modeled on the opening of Twin Peaks, when Laura's body is found on the shore "wrapped in plastic," it is one of the most distinctive figures Funko has ever produced and one of the most collected Television Pops of the late 2010s.
This guide covers what the figure is, why it commands the prices it does, and where it sits in the wider Twin Peaks lineup. Values below are pulled live from the GrailNest Twin Peaks hub.
Laura Palmer #447 at a glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Figure | Laura Palmer |
| Pop number | #447 |
| Line | Funko Pop! Television |
| Series | Twin Peaks |
| Released | 2017 |
| Status | Vaulted (discontinued) |
| Estimated value | ~$64 |
The wrapped-in-plastic design
What makes #447 special is its faithfulness to the show's most iconic frame. Instead of the usual cheerful vinyl, Laura is rendered pale and sealed in a sculpted sheet of translucent plastic with only her face exposed. It is eerie, instantly recognizable to any fan, and a rare case of Funko leaning fully into a somber, horror-adjacent moment rather than softening it. That design is a big part of why the figure has stayed desirable long after it left shelves.
What is Laura Palmer #447 worth?
GrailNest currently tracks Laura Palmer #447 at about $64, and recent secondary-market sales have generally landed in the $60 to $70 range for a clean, boxed example. Loose (out of box) figures trade a bit lower. Because the Pop is vaulted and no longer in production, supply only tightens over time, which supports those prices.
If you are weighing a specific listing, condition is everything on a vaulted figure. Check the box corners and window for creases and scratches, because a sharp, mint box carries a real premium over a shelf-worn one, and out-of-box figures should be priced accordingly.
What’s it worth?
Thinking about buying? Check the live value and full price history for Laura Palmer #447 on GrailNest before you pay.
The rest of the Twin Peaks line
Laura is one of nine Twin Peaks collectibles in the catalog. The standard series runs #447 through #453, topped by the two Black Lodge exclusives.
| Figure | Pop # | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Black Lodge Cooper / Black Lodge Laura (Convention) | 2-pack | ~$77 |
| Black Lodge Cooper / Black Lodge Laura [SDCC] | 2-pack | ~$67 |
| Dale Cooper | #448 | ~$66 |
| Laura Palmer | #447 | ~$64 |
| The Log Lady | #451 | ~$40 |
| Audrey Horne | #450 | ~$28 |
| Bob | #449 | ~$25 |
| The Giant | #453 | ~$20 |
| Leland Palmer | #452 | ~$16 |
The grails are the Black Lodge Cooper and Black Lodge Laura 2-pack, a 2017 San Diego Comic-Con exclusive that pairs the Red Room versions of both characters and tops the line at roughly $67 to $77. Dale Cooper #448 sits right alongside Laura in value at about $66, so the two lead characters anchor the set.
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Should you buy it?
For a Twin Peaks fan, #447 is close to essential. It is the single most representative figure of the show, and its price has been stable rather than speculative, which makes it a safer buy than a hype-driven release. If you are building the set, Laura and Dale Cooper are the anchors, with the Black Lodge 2-pack as the eventual centerpiece.
Buy the best box condition you can afford, and track the value so you always know whether a listing is priced above or below the current market.
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