Common questions about the Gilfoyle Pop! Television from Funko (2017).
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No, the Gilfoyle Pop! Television figure is not considered rare. It was a standard mass-production release from 2017 and is widely available in the secondary market. Because it was not a limited edition or exclusive variant, its value remains relatively low compared to rarer Funko releases.
The value of the 2017 Gilfoyle Pop! Television (SKU 434) fluctuates based on condition and market demand, but it typically sells for between $5 and $15 for a new, sealed figure. Used copies generally command a lower price, often ranging from $2 to $8. Prices can spike slightly if the item is part of a complete set or if the specific variant is out of print, but it is not considered a rare collectible.
To authenticate your Gilfoyle Pop! Television, verify that the box displays the official Funko logo, the specific SKU number 434, and a barcode that matches the product listing. Inspect the vinyl figure for consistent paint application, sharp sculpting details, and the correct base design, as counterfeit items often feature blurry printing or poor molding. You can also cross-reference the packaging and figure against high-resolution images from the official Funko website or reputable collector databases to confirm authenticity.
The Gilfoyle Pop! Television was released in 2017 by Funko.
The Gilfoyle Pop! Television (SKU 434) is no longer in print and is not available for purchase new from Funko. As a 2017 release, it has been discontinued, meaning new stock is limited to any remaining inventory at third-party retailers, which is increasingly rare. Collectors seeking this figure typically must look to the secondary market for used or pre-owned copies.
Grading a Gilfoyle Pop! Television primarily involves inspecting the vinyl figure for common defects such as hairline cracks, paint chips, or discoloration, while also checking the window box for dings, scuffs, or label damage. Since these figures are mass-produced, they are rarely submitted to professional grading services like PSA, so most collectors assess condition visually under good lighting to ensure the item is "mint" or "near mint." You should verify that the figure is securely seated in its internal plastic tray and that the box seal is intact if you are evaluating it as a sealed collectible.
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