Common questions about the Predator Pop! Movies from Funko (2013).
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No, the 2013 Predator Pop! Movies figure (SKU 31) is not considered rare. It was part of the initial wave of the Pop! Movies line and was widely available in retail stores for several years. Because of its high production volume and long availability window, it remains a common and easily accessible item in the collectible market.
The 2013 Predator Pop! Movies figure (SKU 31) is a common early release that typically sells for between $5 and $15 in new, unopened condition. Its value is generally low due to high production numbers and the availability of numerous other Predator figures in the Funko line. Prices can fluctuate slightly based on the specific marketplace and current demand, but it is not considered a rare or high-value collectible.
To authenticate your 2013 Predator Pop! Movies figure (SKU 31), first verify that the box features the standard Funko logo and that the figure itself has the correct paint application and sculpt details consistent with that year's production run. Check the bottom of the figure for a molded "Funko" logo and ensure the plastic feels solid without excessive flash or rough seams, which are common indicators of counterfeits. Since Funko does not provide individual serial numbers for standard vinyl figures, comparing your item side-by-side with a verified genuine example from a reputable collector or retailer is the most reliable method for confirming authenticity.
The Predator Pop! Movies was released in 2013 by Funko.
The Predator Pop! Movies figure (SKU 31) is discontinued and no longer in print. It is not available new from Funko or major retail partners, so collectors must seek out used copies from secondary markets.
Condition-checking a Predator Pop! Movie involves inspecting the figure for common defects such as paint overspray, chipped plastic, or misaligned eyes, while also verifying that the original box is free from significant wear, creases, or damage. For formal grading, you can submit the figure to a professional service like Beckett Grading Services (BGS) or Certified Collectibles Group (CCG), which will evaluate the item on a 10-point scale and assign a grade based on factors like paint, eyes, and box condition. Be aware that grading fees and turnaround times vary by service, and the process typically requires shipping the item to their facility.
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