Common questions about the Knuckles Pop! Games from Funko (2013).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
No, the Knuckles Pop! Games figure is not considered rare. It was part of the initial 2013 release of the Sonic the Hedgehog Pop! Games line, which was widely distributed to major retailers. As a standard production item from that era, it is generally available on the secondary market and does not carry the scarcity of limited edition or exclusive variants.
There is no reliable market data available for a "Knuckles Pop! Games" item from 2013 with SKU 08, as this specific product description does not correspond to a standard, widely recognized Funko release. Funko's early 2013 releases were primarily in the Pop! Vinyl line, and SKU 08 typically refers to a different character or series entirely. Without a verifiable product match, it is not possible to provide an accurate valuation.
I cannot verify the authenticity of a specific physical item without examining it in person. Generally, Funko Pop! figures from 2013 should feature the "Funko" logo on the base, a production number on the box, and a barcode that matches the official SKU. If the paint quality, plastic texture, or box printing appears inconsistent with other verified examples from that era, it may be a counterfeit, but definitive authentication requires a professional appraisal.
The Knuckles Pop! Games was released in 2013 by Funko.
The Knuckles Pop! Games figure (SKU 08) is no longer in print and is not available to buy new from Funko. As a 2013 release, it is considered a discontinued item, meaning any new copies found on the market are likely mislabeled or counterfeit. Collectors typically seek out this figure only through the secondary market, where prices are subject to fluctuation based on condition and demand.
There is no standardized third-party grading service for Funko Pop! figures, so condition is assessed subjectively by collectors based on visual inspection. You should examine the figure for common defects such as paint overspray, mold lines, scratches, or missing accessories, and check the box for any dents or damage. If you are buying a sealed figure, the condition of the packaging is often considered part of the overall value, though the figure itself remains ungraded.
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