Common questions about the Raphael Pop! Television from Funko (2013).
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The Raphael Pop! Television is not considered rare, as it was a standard mass-produced release from the initial Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles wave in 2013. With a high production volume and widespread availability, it remains one of the most common figures in the Funko Pop! catalog. Collectors can typically find it in stock at major retailers or on secondary markets at standard prices.
The standard Raphael Pop! Television figure from 2013 is not considered a high-value collectible, with typical market prices ranging from $15 to $25 for a complete set in good condition. Its value is primarily driven by its status as an early release in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles line rather than extreme rarity. Prices may increase slightly for figures in mint condition with original packaging, but they generally do not exceed $40 unless specific variants or errors are involved.
To authenticate your Raphael Pop! Television, verify that the base stamp reads "©2013 Nickelodeon" and includes the specific SKU number 61. Check for consistent paint application, particularly on the eyes and shell details, as early 2013 releases often show slight variations compared to later reprints. If the figure lacks a base stamp or displays significant molding flaws, it may be a reproduction or a later reissue rather than an original 2013 production.
The Raphael Pop! Television was released in 2013 by Funko.
The Raphael Pop! Television figure from the 2013 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles wave is no longer in print. It is not available to purchase new from Funko or major retailers. Collectors must seek out used copies from secondary market sellers.
Examine the vinyl head for surface scratches, scuffs, or paint rubs, particularly on the cheeks and forehead where handling often causes wear. Inspect the seams for separation or glue residue, and check the base for cracks or stress marks that indicate structural damage. Verify that the eyes are aligned and free from cloudiness, as this is a common defect in early 2013 production runs. Professional grading services like PSA or CGC can provide an official condition score, but most collectors rely on visual inspection for minor flaws.
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