Common questions about the MMS 173 City Hunter from Hot Toys (13-Apr-12).
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The MMS 173 City Hunter figure is not considered rare. Hot Toys produced this 1/6 scale collectible in standard quantities, and it remains widely available through both primary retailers and the secondary market. Its common availability means it does not command significant premium prices based on scarcity alone.
The MMS 173 City Hunter originally retailed for $219.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The UPC 4900000000000 is a generic placeholder used by Hot Toys and does not verify authenticity. Authenticate your figure by checking for the specific MMS173 model number on the packaging and base, and inspecting the quality of the sculpt, paint application, and included accessories against official product images.
The MMS 173 City Hunter was released in 13-Apr-12 by Hot Toys.
The Hot Toys MMS 173 City Hunter figure is out of production and no longer available as new from the manufacturer. Collectors seeking an unopened copy must purchase from secondary market retailers or private sellers, where prices typically exceed the original retail cost.
Hot Toys does not assign official numerical grades to its figures, so condition is assessed visually for paint damage, scuffs, and loose joints. Inspect the fabric clothing for stains or tears and verify that all accessories and display stands are present. Check the head sculpt and hands for any hairline cracks or paint chips, which are common wear points. Refer to third-party grading services like CGC or Beckett if you require a formal, standardized condition report for resale.
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