If you’re a Star Wars fan who’s looking to invest in some high-quality collectibles and costumes, we have a curated list of cool items that are worth every penny. From semi-pricey gift ideas to ultra rare collector’s items, these are the Star Wars purchases for a fan willing to drop (more than) a few dollars.
You can trigger lights and sounds on this life-size droid figure, so it’s like R2-D2 himself is in your apartment. You can even rotate his dome along with the holographic projectors. All you need is a cool $7,450.
Parks Sabers range in price, thanks to their customization options, and will likely come to approximately $300 if you want some bells and whistles on them. These custom sabers look nearly identical to the movie models and they’re built to withstand battles with fellow fans, unlike display models.
For $7,499, you can bring home a life-size figure of Han Solo in Carbonite. The replica stands 7.5 feet tall, weighs 300 pounds, and requires some assembly, but once it’s on display it will be the shining centerpiece of any home theater or Star Wars shrine.
This beautifully designed Stormtrooper costume, including ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) molded pieces, a helmet, and jumpsuit, will set you back $1,299.99 at ThinkGeek.
If black is a more flattering color for you, try a Shadow Trooper costume instead. Available for $1,099.99 through GameSpot, the jumpsuit comes with molded armor pieces, gloves, and a collector’s edition helmet.
This AT-ACT (All Terrain Armored Cargo Transport) is 1:7 scale of a real walker used by Imperial Forces in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It towers at over 12 feet tall, and weighs over 7,000 pounds.
You can pre-order yours now for 2017 delivery for $34,999.99.
This collectible is more affordable than most ($149), but still super cool. Sphero’s BB-8 robot rolls around just like the real droid. You can control it using Jedi-like hand gestures while wearing a wrist band.
Give the gift of this solid gold Yoda pendant, covered in full-cut diamonds, to the bling-loving Star Wars fan in your life. For a mere $12,500 on eBay, you can acquire this piece of “elegant” jewelry.
The added bonus when you pick up this $675 LEGO Darth Maul bust on eBay? It’s already assembled for you. You can display this 18-inch tall piece without having to do any of the work.
This limited-edition footwear choice is an easy way to rock your Star Wars pride during your everyday life. Plus, these light up heels are on sale for only $226.09.
If you love displaying dioramas, this $3,149.99 statue set includes the Millennium Falcon, the Death Star, and a Mouse Droid. They’re made up of 400 pieces and measure 70.5 inches long. This makes for an ideal centerpiece collectible for any detail-oriented Star Wars fan.
Bring Rogue One into your home with this 1:6 scale Jyn Erso bust. This two-pound item was digitally sculpted, hand painted, and is basically the closest you can get to having Jyn Erso hang out at your house. It’s a steal at only $107.99.
This is the authentic, autographed memorabilia you’re looking for. Listed at $3,295, this “The Story of Star Wars” album jacket features signatures from nine members of the original cast and crew, including George Lucas, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher.
This $4,334.56 beauty is made of, you guessed it… gold! It’s C-3PO, after all. The 18-karat yellow gold pendant comes with a long gold chain and a guarantee that any fashionable Star Wars fan will look fabulous wearing it.
For vintage toy lovers, a throwback Kenner Star Wars Boba Fett, still bagged and in great condition, is a fine collectible to add to your mantle. Priced at $399.99, this figure was made in 1979, a year before Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back was released in theaters.
This collector’s edition, vintage set of coins from 1985 is currently listed on eBay for $18,587.25. Among the complete set of 62 coins are Obi Wan Kenobi, Tusken Raider, and Lando Calrissian, and other notable characters.
Julia Hays is a staff writer for CBS Interactive. She specializes in pop culture trivia, social media, and improv comedy.
