His incomparable voice, unique way of dancing and acting, and special dressing style turned him into one of the most significant cultural icons of the 20th century. In 1998, Presley was posthumously inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Three years later, the same was done for the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Since his death, Elvis has remained one of the biggest pop symbols in the world.

Elvis Presley was always fascinated by the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt. He was intrigued by their flashy clothing and their larger-than-life personalities. One of his iconic looks was the Pharaoh jumpsuit, which he wore during some of his most memorable performances. This iconic advertising character was a San Diego Comic Con exclusive in 2016. Only 1000 were made. The jumpsuit was made from white stretch gabardine and was adorned with gold chains, beading, and intricate embroidery.While every artist under the sun seems to have put out a Christmas album, one has always stood head and shoulders above the rest –“Elvis’ Christmas Album.” Also did you know – the Serial Number’s last 5 digits is the date of the pop’s production in reverse. The Pop shouldn’t fall out whilst inside. If your Pop is loose in the box, then it’s either been tampered with before it was sent to you or something is amiss with the item. Don’t be fooled by its playful appearance – this piece beautifully pays tribute to Elvis’ landmark album and its profound impact on the Christmas music landscape.

With only five of these Funkos ever produced, it's a rare commodity that some collectors still don't realize even exists. This Freddy could only be acquired during the Funko Fundays event at San Diego Comic-Con in 2014 and is a part of the already exclusive Hikari collection. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. It’s hard to tell alone by the moulding on an old Pop if it is fake or not, but you can look at the other ways on this list to cross reference it. Indications of fake Pop Vinyls are clear when you can see that areas have not been painted the right colour, or correctly. For example, hairlines on the rear of the figure have been poorly painted (patches missing) or not painted at all in some cases. Also, the bottom of the feet that have not been painted are signs of forgery. While the fabric is lightweight and fluidly draped, the bejeweled bodice is sharp and shiny – reminiscent of ancient Egyptian royalty.

Its enduring appeal is a testament to Elvis’ refusal to compromise his artistic vision, even when diving into the festive world of Christmas music. If you’re an Elvis fan without this album in your collection, you’re missing a significant piece of the King’s musical journey. The star immortalized the jumpsuit with cape, the precious stones, the gold chains, and his abundant chops were endlessly copied by the youth of the time. This latest addition to the beloved Funko Pop! Albums series captures the nostalgic essence of Elvis’ timeless Christmas album, immersing collectors in the charm of the 1950s when the record was first released.

The album remains a standout, a vibrant reminder that holiday music can be just as groundbreaking, innovative, and essential as any other genre. He didn’t settle for the standard industry practice of treating holiday albums as an easy cash cow or a forgettable side project. In the spirit of celebrating Elvis’ legendary contribution to holiday music, a delightful surprise awaits fans in the form of the new Funko Pop! Album Vinyl Figure. The Pop figure should have a serial number printed on it – the same serial number that is on the bottom of the box.Other safe places to buy from are many Funko Pop Facebook groups – the community on these group chats are wonderful and people are keen to offer advice and help out on all Pop matters.