Some of the hottest items are already sold out across the nation, with just a day away from the holiday shopping season.

Here is the list of items you won't find.

First on the list is Fingerlings, plastic monkeys that hang on fingers, blink and respond to touch and sound.

In some cases, fake Fingerlings have hit the market, but holiday exclusives are even tougher to find.

L.O.L. Surprise is also hard to find.

These toys come with 50 individually wrapped items inside and are popular in videos on YouTube, and part of the un-boxing trend.

A 23-minute video of two women opening the L.O.L. Surprise has been viewed 8.5 million times since it was posted back on Oct. 8.

The SNES Classic is also sold out since it hit the market back in September.

On secondary markets, prices are as high as around $200.

Profiteers are buying them up and reselling them online for much higher prices because of the high demand for these must-have toys.

For example, Fingerlings that sell for $14.99 have been showing up online for as much as $70 a pop.