Common questions about the Long Duck Dong Pop! Movies from Funko (2015).
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The Long Duck Dong Pop! Movies (SKU 140) is not considered rare in the broader Funko market, as it was part of a standard 2015 release. However, its value is somewhat niche, driven primarily by fans of the 2015 film and collectors of the "Movies" sub-line. While not a high-demand item like major franchise figures, it remains a common collectible that is still available in reasonable condition.
The "Long Duck Dong" is a specific variant of the Pop! Movies line, but it is not a standard numbered SKU 140; SKU 140 typically corresponds to a different character (often associated with *The Muppets* or similar, depending on the exact catalog year). Because "Long Duck Dong" is a niche or promotional variant rather than a core retail release, its value is highly dependent on condition and rarity. In the secondary market, unopened boxes generally trade between $15 and $30, while loose figures in good condition typically sell for $8 to $15, though prices fluctuate based on demand and availability.
To authenticate your 2015 Funko Pop! Movies #140, first verify the packaging by checking for the official Funko logo, the correct SKU number, and a valid UPC barcode. Inspect the vinyl figure for sharp edges, consistent paint application, and the standard Pop! base. If the box is missing or damaged, compare the figure’s proportions and paint details against known authentic examples, noting that genuine 2015 releases typically feature a specific mold and paint quality that counterfeiters often struggle to replicate.
The Long Duck Dong Pop! Movies was released in 2015 by Funko.
The Long Duck Dong Pop! Movies (SKU 140) is considered out of print. While it is no longer part of Funko's standard production run, it remains available to buy new through third-party retailers and secondary marketplaces, though prices may be higher than the original retail value.
Grading a Funko Pop! figure involves inspecting the vinyl for surface scratches, paint chips, and seam lines, as well as checking the box for shelf wear or damage. For a formal grade, you would submit the figure to a third-party grading service like PSA or Beckett, which will assign a numerical score based on the figure's condition.
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