Common questions about the The Silence Pop! Television from Funko (2016).
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The Silence Pop! Television (SKU 299) is not considered rare, as it was a standard release produced in large quantities during its 2016 launch. It remains widely available on the secondary market at prices close to its original retail value.
The standard edition of The Silence Pop! Television (SKU 299) typically sells for $15 to $25 in new condition. Value depends on whether the item is sealed in its original packaging or loose. Chase variants and exclusive releases command higher prices, often ranging from $40 to $80 depending on market availability.
This item does not exist in Funko’s official product database, as there is no Pop! Television vinyl figure titled "The Silence" with SKU 299. SKU 299 corresponds to the Pop! Television figure of Dwight Schrute from The Office, which was released in 2016. You should verify the character name and SKU on the box, as "The Silence" is likely a misidentification or a non-standard third-party listing.
The The Silence Pop! Television was released in 2016 by Funko.
The Silence Pop! Television is no longer in print and has been retired by Funko. It is not available to buy new from the manufacturer or major retailers. Collectors must purchase this item from the secondary market through resellers or private sellers.
This item is a vinyl figure, not a television, so it cannot be graded by standard comic book services like CGC or CBCS. Inspect the vinyl body for cracks, stress marks, or paint chips, and check the base for stability and wear. Verify that the box is intact with no major dents or tears if you are preserving the packaging for resale.
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