Funko POP! Rocks - Morrissey - Morrissey

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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). If your Pop is loose in the box, then it’s either been tampered with before it was sent to you or something is amiss with the item. I collect all sorts of Moz items, but have always been wary of Funkos simply because the paint quality is often terrible. Indications of fake Pop Vinyls are clear when you can see that areas have not been painted the right colour, or correctly. Focusing on the intricate details like accessories and if they are painted or not is always a good tip.

For example, hairlines on the rear of the figure have been poorly painted (patches missing) or not painted at all in some cases. The Pop figure should have a serial number printed on it – the same serial number that is on the bottom of the box. The molding and printing techniques used by the fake factories are much more sophisticated than they have ever been.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. I do collect them and I was just saying to my niece and cousin that I'd love if they made a Morrissey one. 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.

If the cardboard material of the box is flimsy, very thin or has a very glossy sheen to it, then it’s likely a fake.Check the size of the main image is correct – some are slightly too big and the white outline around the figure is thin – the fakes are chunky and uneven. 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. New Pops are amazingly painted, however you can get some quality control issues even with Funko (sadly), where paint is on parts it shouldn’t be – but this is very minimal. The packaging inside a real Funko Pop is designed to hold the pop in place, even if it is slid out of the box. To make it easier to help you out, check out our Funko Blog below as we show you 13 ways to tell if your beloved Funko Pop is either fake or real.

Before opening a funko pops blog, learn to play clean and do not confuse people who want to see serious things. If the bottom of the box does not have a serial number either printed or engraved on the box or on a sticker, it’s fake. Some straightforward stuff – the colours used on the box, the fonts used for printing – especially the licensing of particular brands or logos.This serial number will either be on the bottom of the foot or at the bottom of the head in a colour print – white, black, red etc – so it is clearly visible. they have over 2000 Pops to choose from), then you have nothing to worry about – they are trustworthy sites. The newer ones are more dynamic and detailed, mainly due to the continuing improvements of the plastic moulding that is used.