You Should Enter Funko's CM Punk and Larry Pop Lottery

750 will be made, and many will be resold

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By RC Staff

15 April 2026

Key Points

The CM Punk and Larry GRAIL Pop retails for $50 and is sold exclusively through a lottery
Presale listings on eBay are already asking around $400, suggesting strong collector demand
The lottery closes tomorrow, April 16 at 11:59 PM Pacific, and the item is final sale

Funko just dropped one of its rarest WWE releases in years, and it comes with CM Punk’s dog Larry in tow. Only 750 of these exist, they’re $50 to enter for, and the secondary market is already showing interest before a single unit ships. The lottery is free to enter and closes tomorrow night. Whether you’re a wrestling fan or just a reseller who recognizes a good ratio when they see one, this one is worth two minutes of your time.

Funko X WWE CM Punk Pops

The CM Punk and Larry GRAIL Pop is part of Funko’s WWE Covers series, packaged as a full display case with two figures: a 3.8-inch CM Punk posed against a graffiti-style backdrop and a 1.4-inch Larry figure at his feet. The whole thing comes sealed in a protective case with Funko’s new Octane5 authentication stickers, which use micro-optic technology to verify legitimacy. It’s a proper collector presentation, not just a standard Pop in a box.

Production is capped at 750 units globally, making this one of the smallest WWE releases Funko has put out. It’s sold exclusively through Funko’s website via lottery, one free entry per account, with Fan Rewards members able to redeem points for a bonus entry and better odds.

Limited WWE Funko Pops have a strong track record on the secondary market. The CM Punk Pink Trunks Hot Topic exclusive, a comparably limited release, has sold in the $300 to $350 range on eBay in recent months.

Presale listings for the CM Punk and Larry GRAIL are already trading for around $400 on eBay. The figure hasn’t released yet, so treat those numbers as early demand signals rather than guarantees.

Still, 750 units is a tight print run for a figure featuring one of WWE’s most recognizable current stars. CM Punk has a dedicated collector base that extends well beyond casual wrestling fans, and the addition of Larry gives this figure a personality angle that makes it a natural social media piece. That combination tends to support strong secondary prices.

At $50 retail, even a conservative flip to $250 after eBay’s 13% fee would return roughly $168 in profit. If it hits closer to the $400 ask range, you’re looking at around $298 net. The only cost to find out is entering the lottery.

How to Enter the Lottery

Head to Funko’s website and enter before the deadline. The lottery closes tomorrow, April 16 at 2026 at 11:59 PM Pacific. No Fan Rewards membership is required for a free entry, but if you have an account with points banked, use them for the bonus entry. Limit one item per household.

Winners will be notified and sent a purchase link to buy their figure for $50. If a winner passes, Funko will move to the next selected entrant. Losing entries are not charged anything.

Bottom Line

This item is final sale. No refunds will be offered. If you win the lottery and can’t flip it, you’re holding a $50 collectible with no return option. Given the price point and the strength of CM Punk’s collector base, that’s a manageable risk for most resellers, but it’s worth knowing going in. Market demand could also soften between now and when units ship, so those $400 ask prices are not a promise.

If you’re on the fence, the free entry costs you nothing. Winning the lottery is where the $50 commitment kicks in, and at that price for a 750-unit Funko GRAIL, the upside makes it worth taking.