Common questions about the Tygra Pop! Television from Funko (2017).
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No, the Tygra Pop! Television (SKU 573) is not considered rare. It was a standard production release from 2017 and was widely available through major retail channels, making it a common item in the secondary market.
The Tygra Pop! Television figure (SKU 573) is a standard retail item from the 2017 release, and its value is primarily determined by its condition and whether it remains in the original sealed box. As a common character from a popular series, it typically trades for a modest premium over its original retail price, generally ranging from $10 to $25 for a sealed figure, while open figures are worth significantly less. Exact market value fluctuates based on current demand and the specific grading of the item.
To authenticate your Tygra Pop! Television (SKU 573), first verify that the box features the correct 2017 release branding and that the figure matches the official product photography for the Masters of the Universe line. Check the physical figure for consistent paint application, proper articulation, and the standard Funko logo on the base, as counterfeit items often exhibit poor molding or faded colors. While there is no unique serial number for individual units, you can cross-reference the SKU and release year against Funko's official catalog to confirm the item's legitimacy.
The Tygra Pop! Television was released in 2017 by Funko.
The Tygra Pop! Television figure (SKU 573) is currently out of print and is no longer available for purchase as a new item from Funko. This specific release was part of the 2017 *ThunderCats Roar* collaboration and has since been discontinued. Collectors seeking this figure must look to the secondary market, where prices are typically higher than the original retail value.
Condition-checking a Tygra Pop! Television primarily involves inspecting the vinyl figure for surface scratches, paint chips, or mold lines, with particular attention to the claws and facial details where wear is most common. You should also examine the plastic base for scuffs or cracks and verify that the figure is securely seated without excessive wobble. While professional grading services like PSA can provide a standardized numerical grade, most collectors assess value based on the presence of the original box, the absence of visible defects under good lighting, and the overall cleanliness of the item.
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