Common questions about the Lexa Pop! Television from Funko (2017).
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No, the Lexa Pop! Television (SKU 442) is not considered rare. It was a standard production figure released by Funko in 2017 to coincide with the second season of *The 100*, meaning it was widely available through major retail channels and online stores. While specific color variants or exclusive editions may have lower production numbers, the standard black figure is a common collectible item.
The value of a Funko Pop! Lexa (SKU 442) varies significantly based on condition, with unopened factory-sealed figures typically commanding a premium over opened ones. As a standard 2017 release from The 100 series, it is a common collectible that generally trades for modest amounts on the secondary market, often ranging from a few dollars to around $15 for sealed copies, though prices fluctuate based on current demand and local availability.
To authenticate your Lexa Pop! Television (SKU 442), first verify that the figure is accompanied by a sealed box with the correct Funko branding and the specific character name printed on the front. Inspect the physical figure for consistent paint application, proper sculpting of the braided hair and armor details, and the standard Funko logo on the base. If the item was purchased from a reputable retailer, the presence of a valid barcode and matching SKU on the packaging further supports its authenticity, though Funko does not provide individual serial numbers for standard retail releases.
The Lexa Pop! Television was released in 2017 by Funko.
The Lexa Pop! Television figure (SKU 442) is no longer in print and is not available to buy new from Funko. It was released in 2017 and has since been discontinued, meaning it is only available through the secondary market from third-party sellers.
Condition-checking a Lexa Pop! Television primarily involves inspecting the vinyl for surface scratches, paint chipping, or discoloration, with particular attention to the head and hands which are prone to wear. You should also verify that the eyes are intact and that the figure is not loose in its box, as a "loose" condition significantly impacts value compared to a sealed, unopened box. While professional grading services like PSA can authenticate and grade the item, the market for Pop! figures generally values sealed boxes over graded loose figures, so a thorough visual inspection of the packaging and contents is the standard approach for most collectors.
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