Common questions about the Starfire as The Flash Pop! Television from Funko (2016).
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No, the Starfire as The Flash Pop! Television (SKU 336) is not considered rare. It was part of the standard 2016 production run for the *The Flash* television series and was widely available through major retail channels. While specific variants like chase figures are rare, the standard vinyl figure is a common collectible with a large production volume.
The 2016 Funko Pop! Television #336 Starfire as The Flash typically retails for approximately $10 to $15 when new in box. As a standard mass-produced figure from a popular series, it does not command a significant premium on the secondary market, with used copies often selling for less than the original retail price.
To authenticate your Funko Pop! Television Starfire as The Flash (SKU 336), first verify that the box includes a holographic sticker and a unique serial number, which are standard for the 2016 Television line. Examine the figure for consistent paint application, proper articulation on the joints, and the correct "Pop!" logo on the base. If the packaging or figure shows signs of tampering, poor print quality, or missing authentication stickers, it may be a counterfeit, so comparing it to verified images from Funko's official archives is recommended.
The Starfire as The Flash Pop! Television was released in 2016 by Funko.
The Starfire as The Flash Pop! Television figure (SKU 336) is no longer in print and is not available to buy new from Funko. As a 2016 release, it is considered a discontinued item, meaning new stock is no longer produced or sold by the manufacturer.
Condition-checking a Funko Pop! Television figure involves inspecting the vinyl for paint transfers, hairline cracks, and surface scratches, with particular attention to the Flash costume details and any articulation points. You should also verify that the included TV stand is intact and that the figure's head and limbs are securely attached without excessive play. For formal grading, submit the item to a professional service like PSA, which will evaluate it on a 10-point scale based on these physical factors, though note that Television figures are generally less common in the grading market than standard static Pops.
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