10 Star Wars Toys You Might Own That Are Now Worth a Fortune 1. LARGE SIZE ARTOO -DETOO (R2-D2) (1978) 2. SONIC CONTROLLED LAND SPEEDER (1978) 3. RADIO CONTROLLED JAWA SANDCRAWLER (1979) 4. MILLENNIUM FALCON SPACESHIP (1979) 5. IMPERIAL ALL TERRAIN ARMORED TRANSPORT (AT-AT) (1981) 6. STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK CLOUD CITY PLAYSET (1981)

Most Valuable Star Wars Toys

• Blue Snaggletooth (1977)
• Sand People figurine (1978)
• Comic-Con VinTage Carbonite Chamber Action Figure Set (2012)
• Ben Kenobi With Gray Hair (1978)
• Ben Kenobi With White Hair (1978) (Tie)
• Princess Leia (1978) (Tie)
• Luke Skywalker (1978)
• Radio Controlled Jawa Sandcrawler (1978)

It’s perhaps no surprise, then, that Boba Fett figures are among the most prized (and expensive) action figures. An unpainted, prototype version of the figure sold for over $100,000 at an auction in 2019.

The force is strong with this one! The sale made the droid the most expensive Star Wars memorabilia ever sold. A ‘Blaster’ used by Han Solo in the film Return of the Jedi sold at auction in New York for $550,000 (£415,000). The weapon was owned for more than 30 years by the film’s art director James Schoppe.

The average retail value for a common Star Wars action figure is $2 to $5. The average loose vintage figure is worth $10 to $20. Sealed Star Wars action figures produced between 1977 and 1985 are worth between $100 and $200, but some are worth up to $1,000, $10,000 or more.

Overall, the best Star Wars toy you can get is the Electronic Chewbacca Mask as it perfectly balances price with quality and value, offering users of all ages a fun and silly way to entertain, freak out, or scare their friends and family.

Luke Skywalker is considered as the most important character in Star Wars. The most expensive action figure of Luke Skywalker comes with double telescoping light saber. It is valued in the price tag of $1000.

Bib Fortuna (Red Cape) loose action figure/TW Prototype (Kenner,1983) – Est.