Common questions about the Roxy Richter Pop! Movies from Funko (2017).
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The Roxy Richter Pop! Movies figure is not considered rare, as it was part of a standard mass-produced release in 2017. It remains widely available on the secondary market at affordable prices. Collectors generally view it as a common item rather than a scarce or high-value piece.
The standard Roxy Richter Pop! Movies #460 typically sells for $10 to $15 in new, sealed condition. Used copies in good condition generally range from $5 to $8. Prices may vary slightly based on current market demand and the specific condition of the box and figure.
To verify authenticity, check that the box features the official Funko logo and the specific SKU number 460 printed on the barcode label. The vinyl figure should have clean molding with no excess plastic flash, and the paint application should be precise without bleeding. Counterfeits often display poor print quality on the box or incorrect font styles on the character name. If the packaging lacks a holographic sticker or the figure feels lightweight, it is likely not genuine.
The Roxy Richter Pop! Movies was released in 2017 by Funko.
The Roxy Richter Pop! Vinyl figure (SKU 460) is no longer in print and has been retired by Funko. It is not available to buy new from the manufacturer, so collectors must seek used copies through secondary markets.
Check the vinyl surface for hairline cracks, especially around the head and limbs, and inspect the base for scuffs or stress marks. Verify that the eyes are free of scratches and that the figure stands upright without leaning. Look for any loose parts or manufacturing defects like seam lines or paint errors.
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