Funko POP! Rocks - Morrissey - Morrissey

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The newer ones are more dynamic and detailed, mainly due to the continuing improvements of the plastic moulding that is used. Indications of fake Pop Vinyls are clear when you can see that areas have not been painted the right colour, or correctly. The molding and printing techniques used by the fake factories are much more sophisticated than they have ever been.

As mentioned above regarding the box art and design, licensing agreements, logos and fonts should all be there but are likely to be missing or altered on fake Funkos. The Pop figure should have a serial number printed on it – the same serial number that is on the bottom of the box.The packaging inside a real Funko Pop is designed to hold the pop in place, even if it is slid out of the box. Before opening a funko pops blog, learn to play clean and do not confuse people who want to see serious things. It’s hard to tell alone by the moulding on an old Pop if it is fake or not, but you can look at the other ways on this list to cross reference it. I’ve gotten a job I love, I’m dating again, I’m living with the kindest roommate who is also an iconic friend (love her the most). The Funko Pop Vinyl packaging inside the box – the clear plastic moulds that the figures are held in – can give an indication of a fake Pop.

I do collect them and I was just saying to my niece and cousin that I'd love if they made a Morrissey one. Most reputable sellers of Pops (and other toys and collectibles) knows that the whole package is important for display purposes, so your item will be packaged properly to avoid damage as one would expect. It’s 99% likely its a fake, because if there was a chance this is the real deal, something like this would have been snapped up by a Pro Pop Collector.Also, if they think to use shredded Chinese newspaper to give some protection, it’s a bit of a giveaway. Where you bought it, how much you paid, the box art, serial numbers, packaging, the quality of the moulding and paint job of the Pop, and more. Some straightforward stuff – the colours used on the box, the fonts used for printing – especially the licensing of particular brands or logos.