Common questions about the Homer Simpson Pop! Television from Funko (2011).
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No, the Homer Simpson Pop! Television (SKU 01) is not considered rare. As the first figure in the Simpsons line released in 2011, it was produced in very large quantities and remains one of the most common and affordable collectibles in the Funko Pop! catalog.
The value of a 2011 Homer Simpson Pop! Television figure (SKU 01) varies significantly based on its condition and whether it is sealed in its original box. Generally, loose figures in good condition sell for approximately $10 to $20, while sealed boxes typically range from $25 to $50. Prices can fluctuate based on current market demand and the specific grading of the item.
Authenticating a 2011 Funko Pop! requires examining the packaging, as the box should feature the official Funko logo, a holographic sticker, and a barcode that matches the product. The vinyl figure itself should have a smooth, consistent finish without visible mold lines, and the eyes should be properly aligned and glossy. Since early production runs often have specific paint applications, comparing your figure to high-resolution images of verified 2011 releases can help identify discrepancies in color or detail. If the packaging is missing or damaged, the figure's weight and the quality of the plastic molding are the primary indicators of authenticity.
The Homer Simpson Pop! Television was released in 2011 by Funko.
The Homer Simpson Pop! Television figure (SKU 01) is no longer in print and is not available to buy new from Funko. As one of the very first figures released in the Pop! Television line in 2011, it is now considered a discontinued item that can only be found on the secondary market.
Condition-checking a Funko Pop! involves inspecting the figure for manufacturing defects such as paint overspray, seam lines, or misaligned eyes, as well as signs of wear like scuffs, scratches, or discoloration. For professional grading, you must submit the figure in its original, unopened sealed box to a third-party authentication service like PSA or CGC, which will assign a numerical grade based on the box's structural integrity and the figure's condition. Be aware that the 2011 release of the Television series is an early production run, so you should specifically check for any known era-specific flaws before submitting it for grading.
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