Common questions about the Loki Marvel Pop! from Funko (2013).
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No, the Loki Marvel Pop! (SKU 36) is not considered rare. It is a standard production figure from the original Marvel line that was widely available at retail and remains common in the secondary market. Because it was not a limited edition, exclusive, or discontinued variant, its value is generally low compared to rarer Funko releases.
The value of a Loki Marvel Pop! (SKU 36) varies significantly based on its condition and whether it is sealed in its original box. As a common figure from the 2013 release, an unboxed, used copy typically sells for a few dollars, while a sealed, mint-condition figure generally commands a price between $10 and $20. Prices can fluctuate based on current market demand and the specific platform where the item is listed.
The 2013 Loki Pop! (SKU 36) is a standard release from Funko's early Marvel line, and while counterfeits exist, they are less common for this specific vintage compared to newer releases. To authenticate the figure, inspect the paint application for smoothness and check that the eyes are clear without cloudiness or bubbles. Additionally, verify that the box features the correct copyright dates and that the figure's plastic feels solid rather than brittle, as authentic Funko vinyl has a distinct weight and texture. If the packaging lacks the proper Funko logo or the figure has visible mold lines, it is likely a replica.
The Loki Marvel Pop! was released in 2013 by Funko.
The Loki Marvel Pop! (SKU 36) is currently out of print and is no longer available for purchase as a new item from Funko. It was part of the initial wave of Marvel figures released in 2013, and while it may occasionally appear on the secondary market, it is not produced for retail sale.
Condition-checking a Funko Pop! involves inspecting the figure for common defects such as paint overspray, chipped plastic, or misaligned eyes, which are frequent on 2013-era production runs. For a formal grade, you must submit the figure to a third-party grading service like PSA, which will evaluate it on a 10-point scale based on factors like color, clarity, and surface quality. Note that grading requires the figure to be in its original, unopened box, as opening the packaging typically renders it ineligible for most major grading services.
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