Common questions about the The Flash Pop! Television from Funko (2021).
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The Flash Pop! Television (SKU 1097) is not considered rare. It is a standard production figure from the 2021 release wave of the Flash series, and because it was widely distributed through major retail channels, it remains readily available on the secondary market.
The standard retail price for the 2021 The Flash Pop! Television (SKU 1097) is typically between $15 and $20. In the secondary market, unopened copies generally sell for around $20 to $30, while opened figures often fetch less, ranging from $10 to $15 depending on condition. Prices can fluctuate based on current demand and the specific retailer, so checking recent completed sales on platforms like eBay provides the most accurate current valuation.
To authenticate your Funko Pop! The Flash Television (SKU 1097), verify that the packaging includes the official Funko logo, a holographic sticker, and a scannable QR code that links to the product's official listing. Examine the figure itself for consistent paint application, sharp molding details, and the correct proportions of the character's costume and head sculpt, as counterfeit versions often exhibit blurry printing or misaligned parts. If the item is in its original box, check that the box is sealed with the standard Funko shrink wrap and that the interior foam insert matches the official design specifications.
The The Flash Pop! Television was released in 2021 by Funko.
Funko has discontinued the production of the 2021 The Flash Pop! Television (SKU 1097), so it is no longer in print. This item is no longer available to purchase new from official Funko retailers or major online marketplaces. Collectors seeking a new copy must rely on third-party sellers, where prices are typically significantly higher than the original retail value.
Funko Pop! figures are generally not graded by major third-party authentication services like PSA or CGC, which typically focus on trading cards, comics, and sports memorabilia. For condition checking, you should visually inspect the figure for common defects such as paint chips, scratches, seam lines, and loose joints, paying particular attention to the head and hands. If you are buying from a secondary market, rely on high-resolution photos of the specific item and seller reviews rather than seeking a formal numerical grade.
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