What does a BE@RBRICK cost? BE@RBRICK prices vary by size, release, condition, and collaboration. The ranges below are reference ranges, not a live appraisal or a guaranteed resale price.
This guide explains sizes, reference price ranges, and the collaboration factors collectors use to compare BE@RBRICKs. For current inventory, review condition, packaging, provenance, and the individual listing before buying.
BE@RBRICK Price Guide: Full Size Breakdown
BE@RBRICK figures are produced by Medicom Toy Tokyo, the Japanese collectibles company founded by Tatsuhiko Akashi in 1996. The line launched in 2001 as a giveaway at the 12th World Character Convention in Tokyo and has since evolved into one of the most actively traded designer toy formats in the world. Pricing follows two variables: size (a fixed manufacturing input) and collaboration (the artist or brand partner that determines collector demand).
These market prices are the baseline we use ourselves. Every BE@RBRICK set in our inventory is verified and priced against current comps.
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| Size | Height | Retail (MSRP) | Secondary Market | Top-Tier Collab Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100% | 7 cm | $15 - $50 | $5 - $200 | $300 - $1,500 (KAWS, Supreme) |
| 400% | 28 cm | $200 - $500 | $300 - $5,000 | $3,000 - $25,000 (KAWS, CDG) |
| 1000% | 70 cm | $600 - $2,000 | $1,500 - $20,000 | $15,000 - $200,000+ (KAWS Dissected) |
| 70% / 50% | 5 cm / 3.5 cm | $8 - $25 (keychains) | $10 - $150 | $150 - $600 (rare promos) |
Why the Secondary Market Diverges from Retail
Retail prices remain relatively stable across releases because Medicom Toy sets MSRP based on manufacturing cost and size. The secondary market, however, is driven by three forces: artist collaboration prestige, production run size, and condition with original packaging. A standard 400% Series release with no collaboration may sell for $80-150 on the secondary market — below retail — while a KAWS 400% from the same year can clear $5,000.
Collaboration Premium Tiers
- Tier 1 (5-10x retail): KAWS (all variants), Supreme, CDG (Comme des Garçons), Chanel, Daniel Arsham. KAWS Dissected 1000% pieces routinely clear $50,000+ at Phillips and Heritage.
- Tier 2 (3-5x retail): Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring estate releases, Futura, Stash, Takashi Murakami.
- Tier 3 (1.5-3x retail): Marvel, Star Wars licensed releases, Disney collaborations, fashion brands like Bape and Neighborhood.
- Tier 4 (at or below retail): Standard Series releases (S1-S47), Jellybean colorways, base color 400%/1000% without collaboration.
BE@RBRICK Sets in Stock
Verified Medicom Toy releases from the Gauntlet Gallery collection — checked and ready to ship.
BE@RBRICK Keith Haring 400% + 100% Set Medicom Toy Bearbrick Foundation Art New
$199
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Bearbrick BE@RBRICK Andy Warhol Brillo 400% 100% Set Original 2020 Medicom New
$300
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Bearbrick BE@RBRICK E.T. Extra-Terrestrial Light Up 400% 100% Medicom Sealed New
$400
View This Piece1000% BE@RBRICK: Larger-Format Collecting
The 1000% size measures 70 cm tall and is the largest common BE@RBRICK format. When comparing examples, collectors should weigh the specific release, condition, packaging, and documented provenance rather than assume a broad market outcome. Reference examples include:
- KAWS Dissected Companion 1000% (Brown, 2008): $80,000-$120,000 range at Phillips New York.
- Andy Warhol Foundation 1000% (Campbell's Soup, 2010s): $4,500-$8,000.
- Basquiat #1 1000% (2018): $3,500-$6,000.
- Standard color 1000% (no collab): $700-$1,400.
BE@RBRICK Authentication Checks
Counterfeit risk is meaningful in the secondary market. Start with packaging and manufacturer marks, then compare paint, finish, seams, weight, edition details, and documented provenance. Authentication methods vary by release, so buyers should not rely on any single feature.
Gauntlet Gallery documents available condition and provenance information for each BE@RBRICK listing. For high-value purchases, seek supporting documentation and compare the piece against reliable reference material before buying.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a 400% BE@RBRICK worth?
A standard 400% BE@RBRICK retails for $200-$500 and sells for $300-$5,000 on the secondary market depending on the collaboration. KAWS, Supreme, and Comme des Garçons 400% releases command $3,000-$25,000.
What is the most expensive BE@RBRICK ever sold?
KAWS Dissected Companion 1000% pieces have cleared $200,000+ at Phillips and Sotheby's auction. Original release Tokyo Original Fake KAWS 1000% sets have reached similar levels in private sale.
What affects a BE@RBRICK's market value?
Value can vary widely by release, collaboration, condition, completeness, and buyer demand. No collectible has a guaranteed resale value; review recent comparable sales and the specific listing before buying.
How do I authenticate a BE@RBRICK?
Compare packaging, holograms and manufacturer markings where applicable, then inspect paint registration, weight, seams, edition details, and provenance. For higher-value purchases, seek supporting documentation and a reputable specialist review.
Where to Buy Authenticated BE@RBRICKs
Browse Gauntlet Gallery's BE@RBRICK inventory, with condition and available documentation detailed on each listing: Shop authenticated BE@RBRICKs.
For a deeper dive into BE@RBRICK sizes, authentication, and long-term value drivers, read our complete BE@RBRICK guide.
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