Common questions about the Sharon Rogers (Captain America) Pop! Games from Funko (2018).
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No, the Sharon Rogers (Captain America) Pop! Games figure is not considered rare. It was part of a standard mass-production run released by Funko in 2018, making it a common item that is frequently available on the secondary market.
The Sharon Rogers (Captain America) Pop! Games figure, SKU 335, is a standard production item that typically sells for between $10 and $20 in new, sealed condition. Because this character is not a primary focus of the Captain America franchise, the figure does not command a significant premium over its original retail price. Values can fluctuate slightly based on local availability and the condition of the packaging.
To authenticate your Sharon Rogers Pop! Games figure, verify that the SKU 335 and copyright date 2018 are clearly printed on the box, and check that the figure itself has the standard Funko vinyl finish with consistent paint application. Examine the articulation points and the base for any signs of poor molding, such as flash lines or uneven joints, which are common in counterfeit items. If the packaging feels flimsy or the printing quality is low, it may be a fake, so comparing the item to verified images from a reputable retailer is recommended.
The Sharon Rogers (Captain America) Pop! Games was released in 2018 by Funko.
Funko discontinued the Pop! Games line in 2020, so the Sharon Rogers (Captain America) figure is no longer in print. It is not available to buy new from Funko or major retail partners, meaning collectors must seek out used copies on the secondary market.
Grading a Funko Pop! figure like Sharon Rogers (Captain America) #335 typically involves a visual inspection for common defects such as paint overspray, seam lines, and scratches, rather than a formal third-party grading process used for trading cards. You should examine the figure under bright light to check for "pop" (air bubbles) in the plastic, misaligned eyes, and any damage to the packaging if it is still sealed. While some collectors submit figures to services like PSA for authentication and grading, the market standard for most Pop! figures is to assess them based on their condition relative to the original retail price, focusing on the absence of visible flaws.
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