Common questions about the Uncle Si Pop! Television from Funko (2013).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
The Uncle Si Pop! Television (SKU 78) is not considered rare, as it was part of a standard 2013 release and is widely available on the secondary market. Because it was produced in typical Funko quantities without special limited-edition markers, it does not command a premium price over its original retail value.
The 2013 Funko Pop! Television Uncle Si figure (SKU 78) is a vintage item from the original series, and its value depends heavily on condition and whether it is in the original box. While specific market prices fluctuate, unopened vintage figures from this era typically command a premium over loose ones, with recent sales often ranging from $30 to $60 for sealed copies and significantly less for loose figures. I cannot provide a precise current market value without access to real-time auction data, so checking recent completed listings on eBay is the most reliable method for an accurate appraisal.
It is not possible to verify the authenticity of a specific physical item without examining it in person, and I cannot confirm whether your particular copy is real. Generally, authentic Funko Pop! figures are made of solid vinyl with a smooth finish, feature a distinct seam line, and include a copyright mark on the base, while counterfeit versions often have rougher plastic, inconsistent paint application, or missing logos. For a definitive authentication, you should consult a professional appraiser or use a reputable third-party grading service.
The Uncle Si Pop! Television was released in 2013 by Funko.
The Uncle Si Pop! Television (SKU 78) is a 2013 release that is no longer in print. It is not available to buy new from Funko or major retailers and is currently only obtainable through the secondary market.
Condition-checking a Funko Pop! involves inspecting the vinyl figure for surface scratches, paint chips, and molding defects, while also verifying that the head is properly seated on the body without gaps. You should examine the box for any signs of damage, such as dents, creases, or "shelf wear" on the corners, and ensure the window is free of cracks or heavy scratches. For a formal grade, you would typically submit the item to a third-party authentication service like PSA, which assigns a numerical score based on the combined condition of the figure and its packaging.
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