Common questions about the Jeff Carter Pop! Hockey from Funko.
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The Jeff Carter Pop! Hockey figure is not considered rare because it was part of the initial standard release wave for the NHL series. As a common production item, it remains widely available on the secondary market at standard retail prices. Collectors generally do not assign significant scarcity value to this specific SKU.
The Jeff Carter Pop! Hockey figure (SKU 14) is a common early release with no significant rarity or production errors. In mint, sealed condition, it typically sells for between $10 and $20 on the secondary market. Opened copies in good condition generally command prices between $5 and $10. Values may vary slightly based on current marketplace demand and the specific condition of the item.
This item is a discontinued Funko Pop! Vinyl figure from the original hockey series, released in 2012. Authentication relies on verifying the correct box style, which features a clear plastic window and a black label with the number 14 and "Jeff Carter" printed in white. Check that the vinyl figure itself has the correct Philadelphia Flyers colors and that the base includes the standard Funko logo and copyright date. Since this is a mass-produced vinyl toy, professional third-party authentication services are generally not used for standard figures.
The Jeff Carter Pop! Hockey figure was released in 2016 as part of Funko's initial wave of NHL figures. It is identified by SKU 14 and was one of the first hockey players included in the Pop! Sports series.
The Jeff Carter Pop! Hockey figure is no longer in print and has been retired by Funko. It is not available to buy new from official retailers. Collectors must seek out used copies from secondary markets like eBay or Mercari.
Examine the vinyl body for surface scratches, scuffs, or paint rubs, particularly on the helmet and jersey details. Inspect the base for cracks or separation, as these are common stress points that significantly impact value. Check the packaging for box damage, such as corner dents or spine creases, since mint condition boxes command higher prices. There is no official third-party grading service for Pop! figures, so condition assessment relies entirely on visual inspection of these specific wear points.
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