While many of us visit Starbucks mainly for our caffeine fix, the company’s coffee and tea accessories deserve attention too — some have become highly collectible and valuable.
Starbucks mugs and tumblers have evolved beyond simple drinkware into sought-after collectibles. Check your cupboards: you might own one of these rare pieces that could be worth a surprising amount.
14. Witches Brew Mug (Tie)
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Alternative name: Witch’s Brew
Released: 2019
Value: $200
Bottom line: Tied for 14th place, the Witches Brew cauldron mug is perfect for Halloween season or anyone who likes a touch of whimsy with their coffee. One of its notable features is that it includes its own spoon, making it a distinctive collectible.
14. Magic Kingdom Mug (Tie)
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Alternative name: 50th Anniversary
Released: 2021
Value: $200
Bottom line: This commemorative Magic Kingdom mug celebrates Walt Disney World’s 50th anniversary. It features 25 iconic attractions from the park and is a must-have for Disney and Starbucks collectors alike.
13. NYC Tumbler
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Alternative name: Graffiti
Released: 2015
Value: $210
Bottom line: The NYC tumbler captures the city’s street-art vibe with a tagged wall design surrounding the Starbucks logo, plus gold “NYC” initials and a black-and-white Siren logo. Its urban look makes it especially appealing to New York enthusiasts.
11. New York Mug (Tie)
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Alternative name: The Big Apple
Released: 2002
Value: $230
Bottom line: Part of the Starbucks Skyline Series, this New York mug appeals to tourists with its depiction of the city’s landmarks, from the Chrysler Building to the MetLife Building. It’s a classic souvenir-style collectible.
11. Sabyasachi + Starbucks Mug (Tie)
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Alternative name: Red Mug
Released: 2022
Value: $230
Bottom line: A collaboration with Indian designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee, this 2022 release quickly became collectible. The pieces show biodiversity-inspired Toile de Jouy artwork, making the set distinctive and culturally rich.
10. Russia Mug
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Alternative name: N/A
Released: 2019
Value: $250
Bottom line: This You Are Here Collection mug representing Russia is rare and has grown in value, especially after Starbucks exited the country and regional inventory was sold off. Remaining pieces are becoming scarcer.
9. St. Petersburg Mug
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Alternative name: N/A
Released: 2014
Value: $350
Bottom line: Among several St. Petersburg designs, this version is the most coveted. Its raised white skyline contrasted with the gold dome of St. Isaac’s Cathedral gives it a distinctive, elegant look that collectors prize.
8. Giant Abbey Mug
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Alternative name: N/A
Released: 2016
Value: $450
Bottom line: This oversized mug holds an enormous 138 ounces, making it both a novelty and a functional item for someone who wants a massive coffee vessel. Released as a limited edition, it sold out fast and remains a popular find on resale sites.
6. Blue Horse Set (Tie)
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Alternative name: Blue Horse Mug and Tumbler Set
Released: 2014
Value: $500
Bottom line: Originating in South Korea, this set included a mug, tumbler, creamer and gift card. Complete sets are rare, which drives up their desirability and resale value among collectors.
6. Swarovski Double Deck Tumbler (Tie)
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Alternative name: North America Starbucks Swarovski Double Deck
Released: N/A
Value: $500
Bottom line: This North America tumbler features a white body with a gold background and Swarovski crystals incorporated where the logo would normally appear. Its embellished design makes it a standout collectible.
5. Tokyo Mug
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Alternative name: N/A
Released: 2009
Value: $630
Bottom line: Part of Starbucks’ Global Series, this Tokyo mug was produced in a very limited run and sold only at selected stores in Tokyo and nearby areas, making it a prized find for collectors.
4. Seville Mug
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Alternative name: N/A
Released: 2008
Value: $650
Bottom line: This mug became valuable due to a printing error. Starbucks typically uses English names for country mugs but local spellings for city mugs. The “Seville” version was recalled and replaced with “Sevilla,” so the English-spelled mugs are rare and collectible.
3. Swarovski Pumpkin Spice Tumbler
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Alternative name: 10th Anniversary | Pumpkin Spice Latte
Released: 2013
Value: $720
Bottom line: To celebrate pumpkin spice’s popularity in 2013, Starbucks released this tumbler adorned with Swarovski crystals. Its ornate design and anniversary tie-in make it one of the most valuable seasonal collectibles.
2. North Island Mug
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Alternative name: Te Ika-a-Mui
Released: 2010
Value: $750
Bottom line: This North Island New Zealand mug gained value because of a misprint: it was produced with the wrong image and pulled from stores. Most were destroyed, so the few that were sold before the recall are now highly sought after.
1. Puerto Vallarta Mug
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Alternative name: Puerto Vallarta 1
Released: 2009
Value: $1,770
Bottom line: The top collectible on this list, this Puerto Vallarta mug from the Global Icon Series features the Malecón Seahorse and is considered the holy grail among Starbucks collectors. While there are other Puerto Vallarta designs, this specific version commands the highest prices due to its rarity and desirability.
Note: Values cited reflect market interest and reported sales on collector platforms. Rarity, condition and provenance affect actual resale prices.