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Smiski Museum Series guide

Retail and typical resale prices for every Museum Series figure.

Museum Series has 7 figures tracked on Cutie Index. Retail is $12.25 per blind box, and typical resale runs $15 to $110. King Tut is the most valuable at $50-$110, about 9.0x retail. Prices below come from recent sales and market reports, not live quotes.

Every Museum Series figure

Ranked by resale markup against retail.

FigureRarityRetailTypical resaleMarkup
King TutSecret$12.25$50 to $1109.0x
The SourceRegular$12.25$15 to $302.4x
Fujin & RaijinRegular$12.25$15 to $302.4x
BacchusRegular$12.25$15 to $302.4x
VelázquezRegular$12.25$15 to $302.4x
DaliRegular$12.25$15 to $302.4x
Pearl EarringRegular$12.25$15 to $302.4x

Secret and chase figures

The hard pulls. These are the figures that carry the biggest premiums.

FigureRarityRetailTypical resale
King TutSecret$12.25$50 to $110

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Museum Series figure worth?

A Museum Series figure typically resells for $15 to $110. Retail is $12.25 per blind box. Secrets and chase figures go higher.

What is the rarest Museum Series figure?

King Tut is the most valuable Museum Series figure, typically reselling for $50-$110.

Where can I buy Museum Series figures?

Buy at retail from official stores and authorized retailers. For resale, check eBay, Whatnot and Mercari. Every figure page on Cutie Index links to live listings and recent sales.

Do Museum Series figures hold their value?

Prices move with restocks, seasons and hype. Regular figures usually sell near retail, while secrets hold a premium as long as the series stays popular. Treat the ranges as typical, not guaranteed.