Is the Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor) rare?
Only 7 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor), suggesting it's relatively scarce in tracked collections. It was released in 2011.
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Common questions about the Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor) from Sideshow Collectibles (2011).
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Only 7 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor), suggesting it's relatively scarce in tracked collections. It was released in 2011.
The Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor) originally retailed for $89.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
Sideshow Collectibles did not produce a standalone Clone Sergeant figure in Phase I armor in 2011, as their Star Wars line that year focused on the Clone Wars series and specific character statues rather than generic clone trooper variants. The item you possess is likely a misidentified product, a third-party reproduction, or a figure from a different manufacturer such as Hasbro or a niche sculptor. To authenticate the item, you should examine the packaging for a Sideshow Collectibles logo and specific product number, check the base for the Sideshow branding, and compare the sculpt details against verified images of official Sideshow releases from that era. If the figure lacks these specific manufacturer markings, it is not an authentic Sideshow product.
The Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor) was released in 2011 by Sideshow Collectibles.
The Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor) by Sideshow Collectibles is a discontinued 2011 release and is no longer in print. It is not available to buy new from the manufacturer, so collectors must seek out used examples on the secondary market.
Sideshow Collectibles does not issue official grading certificates for their 1/6th scale figures, so you should rely on visual inspection for condition checks. Examine the Phase I armor for paint transfer, hairline cracks in the plastic, and discoloration, while checking the joints for play and the helmet visor for scratches. If you require a formal condition assessment for resale purposes, you can submit the figure to third-party grading services like Beckett, though this is less common for standard Sideshow releases than for trading cards.
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7 I Has Stuff collectors report owning the Clone Sergeant (Phase I Armor) Sideshow Collectibles (2011).