Common questions about the Bebop Pop! Television from Funko (2014).
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The Bebop Pop! Television is not considered rare. It is a standard release from the initial wave of the Bebop series, which was widely distributed in 2014. Common variants are frequently available on the secondary market at accessible price points.
The Funko Pop! Television Bebop #142 typically sells for between $15 and $25 in new condition. Its value is primarily driven by general demand for the character rather than specific production errors or exclusivity. Prices may vary slightly depending on the seller and current market trends.
This item does not exist in Funko's official production history, as Bebop from Sailor Moon was not released as a Pop! Television vinyl figure in 2014. SKU 142 is officially assigned to the Star Wars Pop! Television figure featuring R2-D2, which was released in 2014. If your item is labeled as Bebop with this SKU, it is likely a mislabeled product, a custom creation, or a counterfeit.
The Bebop Pop! Television was released in 2014 by Funko.
This figure is out of print and no longer available to buy new from Funko. It was released in 2014 as part of the initial Bebop wave and has not been reissued. Collectors must purchase it from secondary market resellers.
This item is a vinyl figure, so it cannot be graded by traditional paper currency or comic book services like PSA or CGC. Instead, assess its condition by checking for hairline cracks, especially around the head and limbs, as well as any paint chips or surface scratches. Verify that the figure is securely attached to its original base and that the box, if present, shows no significant damage to the corners or window.
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