From Plastic to Gold: The Most Expensive Power Rangers Toys in 2026

While many high-end Power Rangers collectibles trade for hundreds of dollars, the “most expensive” items often cross into the thousands—or even tens of thousands if you include screen-used production pieces.

Here is a breakdown of the most expensive Power Rangers toys and collectibles currently dominating the market in 2026.

1. The Heavyweights: Screen-Used “Hero” Props

If we define a “toy” in the broadest sense of high-end memorabilia, the most expensive items ever sold are the original production-made props. In recent years, auctions have seen prices skyrocket:

• Cosmic Fury Cannon (2023): Sold for a staggering $87,500 at a Heritage Auctions event.
  
  

• Astro Megaship/Megazord Filming Miniature (1998): This transformable model used for filming Power Rangers in Space realized $47,500.
  
  

• Tommy Oliver’s Green Ranger Costume: The original hero suit worn by Jason David Frank commanded $30,000.
  
  

2. The Holy Grail of Retail: Vintage Mint-in-Box (MIB)

For traditional toy collectors, nothing beats the original 1993–1995 Bandai line. Prices for “factory sealed” or “Mint on Card” (MOC) items have reached new heights:

• 1993 Deluxe Megazord (Bandai): A pristine, factory-sealed version of the original Dino Megazord can easily fetch $2,000 – $5,000 on the private market.
  

• Carrier Zord Titanus: Due to its size and the rarity of finding one with a non-yellowed white plastic body, sealed units are often listed for upwards of $1,500.
  

3. High-End Boutique Collectibles

Modern collectors often turn to companies like Soul of Chogokin or Threezero for premium versions of classic toys. These are designed for adults and feature die-cast metal and high articulation.

• Soul of Chogokin GX-72 Megazord & GX-78 Dragonzord: As a set, these have appreciated significantly. A Mint-in-Box set now trends between $800 and $1,200.
  

• 24K Gold Dragon Dagger (SDCC Exclusive): This 2014 San Diego Comic-Con exclusive was plated in real 24k gold. Originally retailing for $150, it now sits comfortably in the $1,000 – $1,500 range.
  

4. Rare Variants and “Oddities”

Sometimes, it’s the obscure items that command the highest prices:

• Power Rangers in Space “Apollo 12” Set: A rare 1999 crossover featuring real-life astronauts with Rangers. A dual set of these sold at auction for $2,375.
  

• Limited Edition Gold Legendary Morpher: A Super Megaforce exclusive that can reach $1,500 if it’s the specific Bandai Japan “Artisan” version.

What Makes a Power Ranger Toy Valuable?