Common questions about the Commander Bacara (21 Nova Corps) from Sideshow Collectibles (2012).
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The Commander Bacara figure from the 2012 21 Nova Corps line is not considered rare. It was a standard production item released by Sideshow Collectibles without a limited production run, making it widely available on the secondary market. Consequently, it does not carry the scarcity premium associated with limited-edition or exclusive collector figures.
The Commander Bacara (21 Nova Corps) originally retailed for $134.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
Sideshow Collectibles produced a 2012 1/6 scale line of Marvel characters, including Nova Corps figures, but there is no widely documented record of a specific "Commander Bacara" figure in that series. Because Commander Bacara is a minor character who did not appear in the primary 2012 Sideshow Marvel releases, it is highly likely your item is a third-party reproduction, a mislabeled variant, or a misidentification of a different character. To authenticate the item, you should compare its sculpting, paint application, and packaging against verified images of the official 2012 Sideshow Nova Corps lineup, as the absence of this specific figure in official catalogs suggests it is not a genuine Sideshow product.
The Commander Bacara (21 Nova Corps) was released in 2012 by Sideshow Collectibles.
The Commander Bacara figure from Sideshow Collectibles' 2012 21 Nova Corps line is no longer in production and is considered out of print. It is no longer available to purchase new directly from the manufacturer, meaning collectors must seek out used examples from the secondary market.
To condition-check a Sideshow Collectibles Commander Bacara figure, inspect the paint for chipping or fading, particularly on the white and blue armor sections, and verify that the sculpted details are free from mold lines or stress cracks. Examine the joints for any looseness or play, and check the base for scuffs or damage. If you require a formal grade for resale or insurance purposes, you should submit the figure to a professional grading service like PSA, though note that Sideshow figures are often graded based on their original packaging and accessories in addition to the figure itself.
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