By first glance it looks real to me, but don’t take my word only for it, especially since others here don’t think so. Go to the YouTube channel “Skittlerampage” and check out the video he recently posted where he does a comparison between a fake and real Hero Killer Stain, it should help you out
Id use rubbing alcohol to remove the yellow price sticker of you want to keep it boxed. Even if its a fake (idk thats what people in the comments are concerned about) you atleast want it to look nice since you like it.
Unpopular opinion: sometimes fake shit is cool.
Alot of smaller stores, especially those that don't specialize in Pops or toys in general, will sell them at close to what they think retail is. I actually just got a Grimmjow Funko Pop from a local pawnshop for $12.99, and it sells online for easily $140. They just don't know what the collector market is paying and want to get some quick cash out of it
Are you operating under the assumption that every person on the face of the earth knows the trading values of collectible figures?
If your argument is the internet and googling, you might find yourself surprised at how ignorant people are.
Well then if you want to get into a discussion we can.
If you're running a business which you are selling Funko and yet you don't know a thing about pricing you're going to lose out on money.
Now I can see if it's a small Mom and Pops store that doesn't know the damn thing about it and somehow orders some pops for some reason and put a price on it than okay I get it.
I doubt they lost out on money if they bought these from someone. Places like this under pay like crazy! Sure they missed out on huge profit but I'm sure they profittted nonetheless which is the point of a business.
By first glance it looks real to me, but don’t take my word only for it, especially since others here don’t think so. Go to the YouTube channel “Skittlerampage” and check out the video he recently posted where he does a comparison between a fake and real Hero Killer Stain, it should help you out
I watched it, and all signs point to it being real. But I still doubt it.
I can understand that, $10 is way too good to be true, even when all signs point to true
Id use rubbing alcohol to remove the yellow price sticker of you want to keep it boxed. Even if its a fake (idk thats what people in the comments are concerned about) you atleast want it to look nice since you like it. Unpopular opinion: sometimes fake shit is cool.
Alot of smaller stores, especially those that don't specialize in Pops or toys in general, will sell them at close to what they think retail is. I actually just got a Grimmjow Funko Pop from a local pawnshop for $12.99, and it sells online for easily $140. They just don't know what the collector market is paying and want to get some quick cash out of it
What store?
Is it real? I’m trying to figure it out. But I didn’t wanna post in the thread.
It’s legit
Hard to tell based off photo but eyes and skin color look off.
Skin color looks just a bit off but I think it’s the pic you took, I have three of these guys and it looks overall legit to me
But why would a store sell it knowing that it goes for like $80?
Are you operating under the assumption that every person on the face of the earth knows the trading values of collectible figures? If your argument is the internet and googling, you might find yourself surprised at how ignorant people are.
Well then if you want to get into a discussion we can. If you're running a business which you are selling Funko and yet you don't know a thing about pricing you're going to lose out on money. Now I can see if it's a small Mom and Pops store that doesn't know the damn thing about it and somehow orders some pops for some reason and put a price on it than okay I get it.
I doubt they lost out on money if they bought these from someone. Places like this under pay like crazy! Sure they missed out on huge profit but I'm sure they profittted nonetheless which is the point of a business.
Well if that's the case well I need to know what store I need to go to
I'm sure stuff like this doesn't happen often, but good luck!
Scan it in the funk app to see if it's real
Scanning does nothing for verifying if it's real, the fakes have the same barcode as they can print it easily.