There has never been a better time to be a Spider-Man fan. With Spider-Man: Brand New Day on the horizon, excitement around Marvel’s iconic web-slinger is once again reaching new heights. And for collectors, that excitement often leads to a simple question: which Spider-Man collectibles have become the most valuable?

From screen-used movie costumes and legendary props to rare LEGO sets and convention exclusives, Spider-Man collectibles have produced some remarkable auction results over the years. Here are nine of the most valuable Spider-Man collectibles ever sold, showcasing the rare pieces that have become true grails for Marvel fans and collectors alike.

1. Tobey Maguire Screen-Used Spider-Man Costume

Sold for: $289,800 (2025)

Few Spider-Man collectibles carry the same prestige as a screen-used suit worn by Tobey Maguire. As the star of Sam Raimi’s groundbreaking Spider-Man trilogy, Maguire helped introduce the character to a new generation, making original costumes from the films some of the most coveted pieces of Marvel movie memorabilia.

In 2025, one of Maguire’s production-used Spider-Man costumes sold for an incredible $289,800 through Propstore, making it one of the most valuable Spider-Man collectibles ever sold. Complete with its recognizable raised web pattern and iconic red-and-blue design, the suit represents one of the defining looks in superhero film history and remains the ultimate centerpiece for many Spider-Man collectors.

2. Tobey Maguire Black Symbiote Spider-Man Suit

Sold for: $125,000 (2024)

Remember when the black suit was all anyone could talk about? Long before the MCU, seeing Peter Parker swap his classic red and blue for an all-black suit felt like a genuine shock. It instantly became one of the most recognizable Spider-Man designs ever put on screen, and for many fans, it remains just as iconic today.

That lasting popularity was reflected at auction in 2024 when a screen-used black symbiote Spider-Man suit sold for $125,000 through Heritage Auctions. More than just an alternate costume, it represents one of Spider-Man’s most memorable storylines and remains one of the most valuable Spider-Man collectibles ever sold.

3. Tobey Maguire Spider-Man Costume, Mask & Undersuit

Sold for: $106,250 (2024)

For a lot of collectors, this is about as complete as it gets. Instead of just owning the suit, this auction included the full package: the iconic red-and-blue costume, matching mask, and undersuit worn by Tobey Maguire during the Raimi trilogy. It’s the kind of movie memorabilia that rarely becomes available, especially from one of Marvel’s most beloved superhero films.

That rarity helped the collection sell for $106,250 through Heritage Auctions in 2024. Complete screen-used costume groupings are exceptionally scarce, making this one of the most impressive Spider-Man collectibles ever to reach the auction block.

4. Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 Daily Bugle Prop Newspapers

Sold for: $27,500 (2024)

The Daily Bugle is almost as recognizable as Spider-Man himself. Whether J. Jonah Jameson was demanding photos of Spider-Man or running another headline criticizing the city’s masked hero, the fictional newspaper became one of the defining parts of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man films. For fans, it wasn’t just a background prop. It helped bring Peter Parker’s world to life.

In 2024, a collection of production-made Daily Bugle newspapers from Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 sold for $27,500 through Heritage Auctions. As one of the franchise’s most iconic movie props, the set has become a standout piece of Spider-Man memorabilia for collectors.

5. Production-Made Green Goblin Test Helmet

Sold for: $18,900 (2025)

Before Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin terrorized New York, the filmmakers experimented with different versions of the villain’s now-famous helmet. Test pieces like this were created during production as the design evolved, offering a rare glimpse behind the scenes of one of Spider-Man’s most memorable movie villains.

That history helped this production-made Green Goblin test helmet sell for $18,900 through Propstore in 2025. While it never appeared on screen in its final form, its connection to the original Spider-Man film and one of Marvel’s greatest villains makes it a standout piece of Spider-Man movie memorabilia.

6. Nicholas Hammond Spider-Man Web-Shooter

Sold for: $7,500 (2024)

Long before Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, or Tom Holland, Nicholas Hammond became the first actor to portray Spider-Man in a live-action television series. Airing in the late 1970s, The Amazing Spider-Man introduced fans to an early version of the web-slinger and helped pave the way for every live-action Spider-Man that followed.

In 2024, one of Hammond’s original Spider-Man web-shooters sold for $7,500 through Heritage Auctions. As one of the few surviving props from the series, it remains a rare piece of Spider-Man history and a reminder of the character’s earliest days on screen. 

7. 1966 Aurora Spider-Man Model Kit

Sold for: $4,000 (2025)

Before highly detailed statues and premium action figures became the norm, many Spider-Man fans built their own collectibles at home. Aurora’s Spider-Man model kit, first released in 1966, became one of the earliest licensed Spider-Man collectibles, giving fans the chance to paint and assemble their own version of the wall-crawler.

Nearly six decades later, a sealed example graded AFA 85 sold for $4,000 through Heritage Auctions in 2025. Finding one in such exceptional condition is incredibly rare, helping cement its place as one of the most valuable vintage Spider-Man collectibles ever sold.

8. 2013 SDCC LEGO Spider-Man Minifigure

Sold for: $3,875 (2025)

Comic-Con exclusives have become some of the most sought-after LEGO collectibles ever released, and Spider-Man is no exception. Limited to just 350 copies during San Diego Comic-Con 2013, this exclusive minifigure was never sold at retail, instantly making it one of the rarest LEGO Spider-Man collectibles available.

That scarcity helped one example sell for $3,875 through Heritage Auctions in 2025. More than a decade after its debut, the SDCC exclusive remains one of the most valuable Spider-Man LEGO collectibles ever produced and a true grail for both LEGO and Marvel collectors.

9. 2011 San Diego Comic-Con Exclusive Metallic Spider-Man Funko Pop!

Estimated Value: Approximately $3,650

Spider-Man has no shortage of Funko Pops, but one release stands well above the rest. The Metallic Spider-Man Funko Pop! was produced in extremely limited numbers, making it one of the rarest Spider-Man vinyl figures ever released. For Funko collectors, it’s considered one of the true grails of the Marvel lineup.

Over the years, high-grade examples have sold for around $3,650, placing it among the most valuable Spider-Man collectibles outside of movie props and production-used memorabilia. While its value may fluctuate with the collector market, it remains one of the most sought-after Spider-Man Funko Pops ever made.

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Every Spider-Man fan has a favorite version of the web-slinger. Whether it’s Tobey Maguire’s classic movie suit, the black symbiote costume, or decades of comic-inspired designs, collecting Spider-Man is all about celebrating the moments that made the character unforgettable. On VeVe, collectors can discover officially licensed Spider-Man digital collectibles inspired by Marvel’s rich history, with many releases featuring animation, interactive elements, and augmented reality that bring Spider-Man into the real world. Buy and sell Spider-Man collectibles through VeVe’s marketplace, build your personal digital collection, and sign up today to start your Spider-Man collecting journey.