Common questions about the MMS 139 Alice from Hot Toys (25-Oct-10).
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The Hot Toys MMS 139 Alice is not generally considered a rare collectible. It is a standard production 1/6 scale figure released in October 2010, and while original sealed boxes are less common today, the figure itself was produced in a standard run rather than a limited edition. Its value is primarily driven by condition and the specific variant, but it remains an accessible item for most collectors.
The MMS 139 Alice originally retailed for $229.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
To authenticate your Hot Toys MMS 139 Alice, first verify that the SKU 901303 and MPN MMS139 match the markings on the box and the figure's base. Check the UPC 4900000000000 against the barcode on the packaging, and inspect the figure for the correct paint application, joint articulation, and the specific sculpt details characteristic of the 2010 release. If the box seal, font, and plastic quality align with the October 2010 production run, the item is likely genuine; however, if you cannot locate a reliable reference for the specific packaging details, state that the authentication is based on visual inspection of the figure and box markings.
The MMS 139 Alice was released in 25-Oct-10 by Hot Toys.
The MMS 139 Alice by Hot Toys is a 1/6 scale collectible figure released in October 2010. As a product from that era, it is generally considered out of print and is no longer available to buy new from the manufacturer. Collectors typically acquire this item through the secondary market, where prices fluctuate based on condition and demand.
To grade or condition-check a Hot Toys MMS 139 Alice, first inspect the figure for common defects such as paint scratches, seam lines, or loose joints, which are typical in 1/6 scale collectibles. For a formal grade, submit the figure to a third-party grading service like Beckett, CGC, or PSA, which will evaluate it on a 10-point scale based on factory flaws and overall preservation. If you are checking it yourself, examine the head sculpt for hairline imperfections and verify that the eyes are aligned and the accessories are complete and undamaged.
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