Common questions about the Erica Pop! Television from Funko (2019).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
The Erica Pop! Television figure (SKU 808) is not considered rare, as it was a standard mass-production release from the 2019 *The Good Place* wave. Because it was widely available in retail stores and online during its release window, it is generally easy to find in both new and used condition. Its market value remains relatively low compared to limited edition or exclusive variants.
There is no reliable market data for a "Television" variant of the Erica Pop! (SKU 808), as this specific product does not appear to exist in Funko's official catalog. The standard 2019 release of this figure typically trades for approximately $10 to $15 in mint condition, but you should verify the specific variant name, as "Television" may be a misidentification of a different product line or a custom modification.
To authenticate your Erica Pop! Television, verify that the box displays the official Funko logo, a barcode, and a holographic sticker, while the figure itself should have a smooth, consistent vinyl finish with crisp paint application. Check the base of the figure for a molded copyright mark and the specific SKU number 808, which corresponds to the 2019 release. If the vinyl feels brittle, the paint is chipped, or the packaging lacks standard security features, the item is likely a counterfeit.
The Erica Pop! Television was released in 2019 by Funko.
Funko has discontinued the production of the Erica Pop! Television figure, meaning it is no longer in print and cannot be purchased new from official retailers. While the item is no longer available through standard channels, it may occasionally appear on the secondary market through platforms like eBay or Amazon, where prices are typically set by individual sellers.
There is no standardized third-party grading service specifically for individual Funko Pop! Television figures, so condition is typically assessed by the seller or buyer based on visual inspection. You should check for common defects such as paint chips, seam lines, hairline cracks, and scratches on the vinyl surface, as well as any damage to the packaging if the figure is sealed. Because these items are mass-produced collectibles, their value is primarily determined by their physical state and rarity rather than a formal numerical grade.
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