Common questions about the Phil Pop! Games from Funko (2016).
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The Phil Pop! Games vinyl figure is not considered rare. It was a standard retail release with a high production volume, making it widely available in the secondary market. Collectors can typically find this item at low prices compared to limited or exclusive Funko releases.
The standard 2016 Phil Pop! Games figure #120 typically sells for $15 to $25 in good condition. Values vary based on box condition, with pristine copies occasionally reaching $30. This item is not considered a high-value chase variant, so significant premiums are rare.
This item is not a standard Funko Pop release, as the Phil figure from the "Games" series is typically identified as Pop! Games #121, not #120. Verify authenticity by checking for the correct number on the base and ensuring the box matches the official 2016 Games series design. If the SKU or numbering differs significantly from known variants, consult a specialized database or dealer for confirmation.
The Phil Pop! Games was released in 2016 by Funko.
The Phil Pop! Games figure is no longer in production and is considered retired by Funko. It is not available to buy new from the manufacturer. Collectors must seek out pre-owned copies through secondary markets like eBay or local shops.
Examine the vinyl surface for cracks, chips, or manufacturing seams, paying close attention to the head and hands where stress fractures commonly occur. Inspect the cardboard sleeve for tears, creases, or box wear, as these significantly impact value for collectible-grade items. Verify that the figure is securely attached to the base and that the paint application is clean without smudges or bleeding.
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