Common questions about the Triss Pop! Games from Funko (2017).
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The Triss Pop! Games figure is not considered rare. It was a standard mass-produced release in 2017 and remains widely available through retail and secondary markets. Collectors can typically find it at regular prices without significant scarcity.
The Triss Pop! Games figure (SKU 153) typically sells for $15 to $25 in new condition, reflecting its status as a common mass-market release. Prices may rise slightly for sealed copies or specific variants, but it is not considered a high-value investment piece.
This item is authentic if it features the standard Funko Pop numbering sticker on the bottom of the box and matches the official 2017 release design for SKU 153. Verify authenticity by checking for consistent paint application, correct eye shape, and the presence of the "Made in China" label inside the box. Counterfeits often display blurry printing, incorrect font styles on the box, or missing holographic seals on the packaging.
The Triss Pop! Games was released in 2017 by Funko.
The Triss Pop! Games figure is no longer in print and has been retired by Funko. It is not available to buy new from official retail channels. Collectors must seek out used copies from secondary market sellers.
Examine the vinyl surface for deep scratches, scuffs, or paint chips, particularly on the face and hair. Inspect the box for dings, creases, and spine damage, as these significantly impact collector value. Check that the figure is securely attached to the base and that the paint application is clean without bleed. Refer to standard Funko grading scales, where mint condition requires a pristine figure and box with no visible wear.
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