Is the MMS 381 Deadshot rare?
Only 3 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the MMS 381 Deadshot, suggesting it's relatively scarce in tracked collections. It was released in 27-Jul-16.
From I Has Stuff data
Common questions about the MMS 381 Deadshot from Hot Toys (27-Jul-16).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
Only 3 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the MMS 381 Deadshot, suggesting it's relatively scarce in tracked collections. It was released in 27-Jul-16.
The MMS 381 Deadshot originally retailed for $244.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
The UPC 4900000000000 is a generic placeholder often used by retailers and does not verify authenticity. To confirm your figure is genuine, check for the specific MMS381 model number on the packaging and the Hot Toys holographic sticker on the box. Authentic figures also feature precise sculpting, high-quality paint applications, and consistent articulation without loose joints.
The MMS 381 Deadshot was released in 27-Jul-16 by Hot Toys.
Hot Toys discontinued the MMS 381 Deadshot figure after its initial production run in 2016. The item is no longer in print or available to buy new from the manufacturer. Collectors must seek out used copies from secondary market retailers or private sellers.
Hot Toys does not assign official numerical grades to its figures, so condition assessment relies on visual inspection for paint damage, loose joints, and box wear. Check the head sculpt for hairline cracks, inspect the fabric costume for stains or tears, and verify that all accessories and display stands are present. Significant paint chips or missing parts will substantially reduce the figure's market value compared to a mint example.
Active eBay listings: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Hot%20Toys%20MMS%20381%20Deadshot&LH_BIN=1
3 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the MMS 381 Deadshot Hot Toys (27-Jul-16).