Starbucks Snoopy Bearista Cups Resell for Up to $150

The full Peanuts x Starbucks collection launches in stores and online, and it’s a ten piece lineup built around Snoopy, Woodstock, and the rest of the Great Pumpkin cast.

The Snoopy Glass Cold Cup is the headline item for resellers, featuring a Woodstock straw topper, a tiny pumpkin hat, and a green scarf. It’s part of the same Bearista glass line that went viral last holiday season, and Starbucks capped it at two per customer this time around.

The rest of the lineup, including a Great Pumpkin tumbler, a Lucy and Snoopy stainless steel cup, a plush, and a pin set, will be around too, but none of it is expected to move like the glass cup does.

To participate in the online drop you will need a Starbucks Rewards account, but you don’t need to be a minimum tier or make any additional purchases to qualify for the drop.

eBay is already flooded with presale listings for the Snoopy cup, and a good number of them have sold before the actual release date, which tells you demand is real. But the prices are wild. We’re seeing completed sales as low as $40 and as high as $150 for what’s supposedly the same item.

The reason for the spread comes down to knockoffs. After the original 2025 Bearista cup went turbo-viral and flipped for hundreds of dollars, cheap replica versions flooded eBay and Amazon at a fraction of the price. That’s been a recurring pattern every time Starbucks rolls out a new Bearista variant and it’s happening again here. The cheap knockoff listings cloud the market for buyers and resellers, making it hard to gauge the true value of an item and leading sellers to pricing their genuine cups lower after seeing all the knockoff sales.

If you cop one of these tomorrow, don’t anchor your price to what the knockoffs are selling for. There are plenty of genuine sickos out there willing to pay well above retail to secure an authentic Starbucks Snoopy cup, and those are the buyers worth targeting. List clearly as authentic, include proof of purchase or packaging in your photos, and start your price near that $150 high end rather than racing to the bottom with sellers who don’t realize what they’re competing against.