The Nightmare Before Christmas is one of Funko's deepest and most enduring lines, and the GrailNest catalog tracks 93 verified figures across Halloween Town's entire cast. It is also one of the very few licenses that sells hard twice a year, once for Halloween and again for Christmas, which keeps demand and prices sturdy in a way most seasonal lines never manage. Jack Skellington alone appears in more than a dozen forms, and the finishes (Blacklight, Glow-in-the-Dark, Diamond, Metallic) matter here as much as the character.

Collector tip

Jack Skellington is the most re-released figure in the entire line, appearing under at least a dozen different Pop numbers and in Standard, Blacklight, Glow-in-the-Dark, Hot Topic, and Santa forms. Two boxes reading "Jack Skellington" can be a $6 Blacklight or a $27 Special Edition GITD. Always match the Pop number and the finish callout on the box, never just the character name.

Jack Skellington: the many faces of the Pumpkin King

FigurePop #VariantValue
Jack Skellington#1361Standard~$21
Jack Skellington#808GITD (Special Edition)~$27
Jack Skellington with Zero#809Standard~$26
Jack Skellington#114Hot Topic~$15
Jack On Angel Statue#628Standard~$27
Dapper Jack Skellington#226Standard~$11

Oogie Boogie: the villain with the highest finish premiums

FigurePop #VariantValue
Oogie Boogie#810Blacklight~$43
Oogie Boogie#810GITD~$42
Oogie Boogie#811Standard~$34
Oogie Boogie with Bugs#230Standard~$17

Sally and Zero

FigurePop #VariantValue
Sally#209SE GITD (Special Edition)~$37
Sally#209Standard~$14
Zero#71NYCC Diamond Glitter~$70
Zero#71Diamond Glitter (Convention)~$45
Zero with Bone#336Chase GITD~$23

The trick-or-treating trio and the townsfolk

Lock, Shock, and Barrel headline the supporting cast, and their In Tub release is the single most valuable figure in the entire line at roughly $180.

FigurePop #VariantValue
Lock, Shock, and Barrel In Tub#474Standard~$180
Lock#406Standard~$15
Shock#407Standard~$16
Barrel#408Standard~$12
The Mayor#807Chase~$14
Sandy Claws#609Standard~$17
Grail & exclusive alert

Lock, Shock, and Barrel In Tub #474 tops the entire franchise at roughly $180, well clear of any single-character figure. Behind it, the two convention Diamond Glitter Zero #71 releases ($45 to $70) are the ones most often confused with the common $9 Blacklight Zero, so check the glitter and the convention sticker before paying up.

Why finishes drive Nightmare Before Christmas value

  • Special finishes command the premium. Blacklight, Glow-in-the-Dark, Diamond, and Diamond Glitter versions of a character routinely sell for two to five times the plain release.
  • Convention and Funko Shop exclusives add value. NYCC, Summer Convention, SDCC, and Funko Shop tags separate an ordinary figure from a grail, especially on Zero and Pajama Jack.
  • Jack Skellington's number matters. With a dozen-plus Jack releases, the Pop number and finish are the only reliable way to price a loose figure.
  • Twice-a-year demand. Unlike most seasonal licenses, this line sells at both Halloween and Christmas, which keeps values firmer year-round.

Start here (accessible picks)

  • Jack Skellington #1360
  • Sally #209 (Standard)
  • Zero with Bone #336 (Standard)
  • Barrel #408

Chase these (grails)

  • Lock, Shock, and Barrel In Tub #474
  • Zero NYCC Diamond Glitter #71
  • Oogie Boogie Blacklight #810
  • Sally SE GITD #209

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With Jack Skellington spanning a dozen-plus releases and a single bathtub diorama topping the line at roughly $180, the Nightmare Before Christmas rewards the kind of close attention GrailNest is built for. Browse the full Nightmare Before Christmas catalog to see every tracked figure, including the finishes and exclusives not covered above, with live values for each one.