Costco Jim Shore Statues: Every One They’ve Sold (Grinch, Mickey, Stitch & More)

By CostcoFan | Updated June 2026

Jim Shore Holiday Statues at Costco | Prices from $39.99–$64.99 | Seasonal, in-store & online

I’ve picked up and inspected just about every Jim Shore statue Costco has put out since 2020, and I’ll tell you the thing photos never capture: these are so much nicer in person. The colors are richer, the hand-painted folk-art detailing is sharper, and the solid, substantial feel of them — these are heavy, quality stone resin pieces — is genuinely impressive when you’re holding one in the aisle. Every single year Costco brings a new Jim Shore character or two, they sell out fast, and every year I’m a little more convinced these are the one holiday item that actually holds its value.

This is the full running list of every Jim Shore statue Costco has carried that I’ve documented, newest first, with prices, item numbers, and what to know about each. I’ll keep updating it as new ones show up each season.

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Who Is Jim Shore? (And Why These Sell Out)

Jim Shore is a folk artist whose Heartwood Creek and Disney Traditions lines are collector staples — you’ve seen his style in Hallmark stores and Disney shops for years. His signature look combines beloved characters (Disney, Dr. Seuss’s Grinch) with traditional quilt patterns, rosemaling, and hand-painted detailing. Costco has been commissioning larger, Costco-exclusive Jim Shore statues for the holidays for years, and they’ve become one of those items shoppers actively hunt for every fall.

Here’s what I can tell you from handling every one: the quality is consistent and high. These aren’t flimsy seasonal décor — they’re solid, weighty, beautifully finished pieces that look like they cost far more than Costco charges. That’s the whole appeal, and it’s why they disappear from shelves quickly every season.

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2025 Jim Shore Statues at Costco

Costco’s 2025 lineup was one of the strongest yet — three distinct pieces, all of which have since dropped to excellent clearance prices.

Grinch Stealing the Tree by Jim Shore — Item #1851519

This is my personal favorite of the entire collection — and I’ll admit I’m partial to the Grinch. It captures the Grinch mid-heist, tugging a decorated Who Christmas tree, in his Santa hat, with all of Jim Shore’s rosemaling and quilt-pattern detailing on the base and tree. It stands about 20″ tall, weighs 5.7 lbs, and started at $59.99. I’ve since seen it clearance down through the .97 endings — some warehouses have marked it all the way to $29.97. If you find one at that price, grab it.

Disney Mickey or Minnie by Jim Shore — Item #1851524

The 2025 Disney statue came as either Mickey or Minnie, each about 17″ tall, hand-painted in festive attire holding wrapped gifts. It launched at $64.99 and earned a 4.7-star rating across 120+ reviews. Quick tip if you’re buying both or gifting: Mickey holds two smaller candy canes and Minnie wears a dress with one cane — they look nearly identical in the box at a glance, so check the label. I’ve watched these clearance to $39.97.

Disney Stitch with Scrump by Jim Shore — Item #1851511

Stitch and his little handmade doll Scrump, both in Santa hats, about 14.7″ — a genuinely charming piece and a favorite among the Disney crowd. Started at $59.99 and has clearanced as low as $29.97. This one moved fast in a lot of warehouses.

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2024 Jim Shore Statues at Costco

The 2024 season brought its own trio (different from the 2025 versions), all at a friendly $49.99–$54.99.

Grinch and Max by Jim Shore — Item #1739899

A different Grinch from the 2025 one — this 20″ piece features the Grinch and his loyal dog Max, both in Santa hats, the Grinch holding a candy cane. Priced at $49.99. This is the one I’ve seen the most dramatic clearance stories on — buyers have reported it marked to $39.97 and then ringing up as low as $25 before the signs were even changed. Classic Costco .97 magic.

Disney Mickey or Minnie by Jim Shore — Item #1740001

The 2024 Disney statue, about 17″ tall, Mickey in a Santa suit or Minnie in a festive dress. $49.99. Same beautiful hand-painted finish the line is known for.

Disney Stitch (Biting the Christmas Lights) — Item #1739919

This is the mischievous Stitch chomping a strand of Christmas lights — a fantastic-looking piece, and one of my favorites of the 2024 group. Priced around $54.99. One honest heads-up worth knowing before you buy: the strand of lights does NOT actually light up. Several buyers assumed it would and were let down — it’s a purely decorative statue with no electrical function. Beautiful piece, just go in knowing the lights are for looks. (Note: this one may have had wider availability in Canada as well.)

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2022 Jim Shore Statues at Costco

The Grinch by Jim Shore — Item #2006171

A 20″ Grinch dressed in a festive Santa top and hat, arms crossed, full of holiday attitude — a different pose from the later Grinch pieces. $54.99 in-store (it ran about $10 more online). This was the first standalone Grinch I’d seen from the Costco Jim Shore line, and it made a great front-door statement piece.

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2021 Jim Shore Statues at Costco

Jim Shore Mickey Mouse Holiday Greeter — Item #1487542

The Mickey greeter’s debut year that I documented — “Old St. Mick,” ~17″, hand-painted, $45.99. This is consistently the most popular Jim Shore piece Costco sells; I start getting messages every December from people hunting for it after it sells out. Buyers got lucky with location-specific clearances that year — some reported markdowns to around $19.97, which for a Jim Shore piece this size is a genuine steal.

Halloween Vampire Mickey Mouse Greeter — Item #1487577

Proof that Jim Shore at Costco isn’t just a Christmas thing — this Vampire Mickey greeter was a Halloween release, hand-painted and crafted for indoor/outdoor use, at $44.99. If you only think of these as holiday statues, keep an eye out in early fall too; Costco has done Halloween Jim Shore pieces.

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2020: Jim Shore Costco Santa — Item #2006082

The earliest one I documented: a 20″ hand-painted Jim Shore Santa at $39.99 — an incredible price for a piece this size. What set this one apart is that it actually does light up: it came with a battery-operated LED candle (nestled in the wreath with a magnetic attachment) and a timer function (6 hours on, 18 off). Suitable for indoor or outdoor use. (Nice contrast to the 2024 Stitch — the Santa’s candle genuinely lights, where the Stitch lights are decorative only.)

Costco carried Jim Shore pieces before 2020 too — this is just where my documented photos begin, so there are almost certainly earlier Santas and characters I haven’t captured here.

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Are Jim Shore Statues Really Hand-Painted?

Yes — with a fair caveat. These are mass-produced collectibles cast from high-quality stone resin, then hand-finished with painted detailing. So it’s not a one-of-a-kind artisan piece painted start-to-finish by Jim Shore himself — it’s a production collectible with genuine hand-painting in the finishing. That said, the detailing is real and it shows: the folk-art patterns, the quilt textures, the color work are all sharp and consistent. In person, the craftsmanship absolutely holds up, which is exactly why the line has the collector following it does.

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The Jim Shore Resale Market: These Hold Their Value

Here’s something that makes the Costco price even better: there’s a real secondary market for Jim Shore pieces. Standard Jim Shore figurines routinely sell for $75+ even when they’re only a few inches tall, and the larger Costco-exclusive greeters have fetched $200+ on eBay once they sell out. Of all the holiday décor Costco sells, the Jim Shore statues are probably the one category that genuinely retains — and sometimes gains — value after the season. If you buy an extra on clearance and hold it, you’re not just decorating; you’re holding a collectible that people actively hunt for later.

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Availability: When to Find Them (and How)

Jim Shore statues are seasonal and they sell out fast — that’s the single most important thing to know. Here’s the pattern I’ve seen over the years:

• They appear late summer into fall (as early as August/September for the holiday pieces; Halloween pieces even earlier).
• They’re gone by late November to early December most years. Every December I get people asking where to find ones that sold out weeks earlier.
• Availability is regional and rotates by character — one warehouse gets Stitch, another gets Mickey. Costco brings different characters different years.
• The clearance window (those .97 price endings) is where the deals are — but it’s a gamble, since the popular ones sell out before they ever get marked down.

The fastest way to check your warehouse: look up the item number in the Costco app (Warehouse tab), or ask an associate to scan it. If it’s sold out locally, Costco.com sometimes has the current year’s piece (usually a few dollars more with shipping), and the secondary market always has past years.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Jim Shore statues at Costco?

They’ve ranged from $39.99 to $64.99 depending on the year and piece. The greeters and Santas ran $39.99–$47.99 in earlier years; the more recent 2025 Disney and Grinch statues were $59.99–$64.99. Clearance prices (with .97 endings) have dropped some as low as $25–$29.97.

Is there a Costco Jim Shore Grinch?

Yes — Costco has carried multiple Grinch pieces: the 2022 arms-crossed Grinch (#2006171, $54.99), the 2024 Grinch & Max (#1739899, $49.99), and the 2025 Grinch Stealing the Tree (#1851519, $59.99). The Grinch Stealing the Tree is my personal favorite of the whole collection.

Is there a Costco Jim Shore Stitch?

Yes — the 2024 Stitch biting the Christmas lights (#1739919, ~$54.99) and the 2025 Stitch with Scrump (#1851511, $59.99). Note the 2024 Stitch’s lights are decorative and do not illuminate.

Do the Jim Shore statues light up?

It depends on the piece. The 2020 Santa has a working battery-operated LED candle with a timer. The 2024 Stitch, despite biting a strand of lights, does not light up — it’s purely decorative. Most Jim Shore statues are non-electrical display pieces.

Are Costco Jim Shore statues worth it?

For quality-to-price, they’re one of the best holiday buys Costco makes — solid stone resin, genuinely nice hand-painted detailing, and they hold their value on the resale market better than almost any other holiday item. They’re much nicer in person than photos suggest.

When does Costco get Jim Shore statues?

Typically late summer through fall (August–October for holiday pieces), and they usually sell out by late November or early December. Halloween pieces show up earlier in the fall.

Are they still available?

Most past-year pieces are sold out in warehouses, though clearance stragglers turn up. Each year Costco brings new characters. Check the current item number in the Costco app for your warehouse, or look to the resale market for past years.

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Where to Buy Jim Shore

The best prices are always in-store at Costco during the season (and especially on clearance). Once a year’s pieces sell out, they’re gone from warehouses — but Jim Shore makes a huge range of figurines available year-round:

Disney Traditions Collection by Jim Shore Sorcerer Mickey Mouse Holding Wand Figurine on Amazon -> OFFICIALLY LICENSED DISNEY FIGURINE: Experience Disney magic with the “Touch of Magic” Sorcerer Mickey Mouse Disney figurine. Perfect as a collectible for Disney fans and as charming home decor.

Disney Traditions by Jim Shore Winnie The Pooh Eeyore Holding Butterfly on Amazon -> A yellow butterfly brings a welcome touch of color to Eeyore’s grey and gloomy world in this 3.25″ stone resin figurine.

Dr. Seuss Grinch by Jim Shore Santa Grinch Merry Christmas Word Sign Grinch Figurine on Amazon -> Dr. Seuss’ story “How The Grinch Stole Christmas!” is cleverly retold with handcrafted designs created in Jim Shore’s unique folk art style. This colorful sign from Jim Shore wishes you a Merry Grinchmas with rosemale and mistletoe.

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