The Office is one of Funko's deepest sitcom licenses, and the GrailNest catalog tracks 126 verified figures across the entire Dunder Mifflin roster. What makes this line unusual is how flat its value curve is: almost everything sits between $4 and $34, with no runaway grail anywhere in sight. That changes how you collect it. This is a completionist's franchise, where the goal is the full branch roster and the episode-specific gags, not a hunt for a single four-figure chase.
Here is a full guide to the The Office Funko Pops worth knowing, grouped by the core cast, the episode gags, the exclusives, and the pieces that actually top the market. Click any figure to open its page in the GrailNest catalog and check its current value.
A large share of this line is listed generically as "The Office Funko Pop! TV" with nothing but a Pop number to identify it, because the box art carries the character rather than the title. When buying loose or from a thin listing, the Pop number is the only reliable identifier. Check it against the catalog before you assume which character you are getting.
The Dunder Mifflin core
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Scott | #1773 | Standard | ~$15 |
| Michael Scott | #1005 | Standard | ~$5 |
| Dwight Schrute | #1670 | Standard | ~$13 |
| Jim Halpert | #1046 | Standard | ~$7 |
| Kevin Malone | #1671 | Standard | ~$12 |
| Meredith Palmer | #1672 | Standard | ~$14 |
| Creed Bratton | #1104 | Pointing | ~$9 |
The episode gags
The best figures in this line are the ones that pin a specific cold open or running joke, and they are the reason The Office collectors buy past the core cast.
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fun Run Meredith | #1396 | Standard | ~$15 |
| Fun Run Andy | #1393 | Standard | ~$12 |
| Goldenface | #877 | Standard | ~$11 |
| Dundie Award | #1062 | Standard | ~$11 |
| Threat Level Midnight | #1060 | Standard | ~$10 |
| Dwight as Belsnickel | #907 | Standard | ~$8 |
| Dwight as Scranton Strangler | #1045 | Standard | ~$5 |
Chase and store exclusives
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andy Bernard | #878 | Special Edition | ~$24 |
| Kelly Halloween | #67027 | NYCC | ~$25 |
| Angela Martin Fun Run | #56444 | US Exclusive | ~$18 |
| Jim Halpert | #870 | Chase | ~$12 |
| Creed Bratton With Mung Beans | #1107 | Special Edition | Value settling |
The grails: highest-value Pops in the line
In a line this flat, the multipacks are the closest thing to a grail, because they bundle several characters into a single low-run box.
| Figure | Pop # | Variant | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Scranton Boys 2-Pack | Multi | 2-Pack | ~$34 |
| Michael, Dwight & Jim 3-Pack | Multi | 3-Pack | ~$31 |
| Michael Scott & Holly Flax | #75679 | Pop! Vinyl Pack | ~$26 |
| Michael Scott Bitty Pop! Pack | #75487 | Bitty Pop! | ~$25 |
There is no four-figure chase in The Office, and that is the point. The Scranton Boys 2-Pack tops the whole line at roughly $34. If you see an Office Pop listed at grail money, be skeptical: nothing in this catalog supports it. The one genuine scarcity signal is the Special Edition sticker on Andy Bernard #878, which doubles the value of the identical standard #878.
What makes an Office Funko Pop valuable?
- Multipacks lead. The 2-pack and 3-pack sets top the line, because they were produced in smaller runs than single figures.
- Special Edition stickers matter most. Andy Bernard #878 goes from about $12 to $24 purely on the SE tag.
- Episode gags outlast the core cast. Fun Run, Goldenface, and Threat Level Midnight hold better than a plain Michael or Jim.
- Convention and US exclusives. NYCC Kelly Halloween and the US Fun Run Angela sit above nearly every wide-release figure.
Start here (accessible picks)
- Michael Scott #1005
- Jim Halpert #1046
- Dwight as Belsnickel #907
- Threat Level Midnight #1060
Chase these (relative grails)
- The Scranton Boys 2-Pack
- Michael, Dwight & Jim 3-Pack
- Andy Bernard SE #878
- Jim Halpert Chase #870
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With 126 figures packed into a $4 to $34 band, The Office is the rare Funko line where completing the roster matters more than chasing a grail. Browse the full The Office catalog to see every tracked figure, including the exclusives and variants not covered above, with live values for each one.