![]() ![]() With sodas growing in popularity and the rising value of chase figures, there is and will continue to be people who try scam or beat the system. This can happen at pretty much every place you can think of: eBay, Mercari, Whatnot, Amazon, and even local toy stores and game shops. ![]() There are multiple ways for a seller to cheat you out of your money. It's a tempting gamble, but not always a fair one. ![]() Tons of Funko Sodas are advertised as a “Sealed: Chance for Chase.” They’re priced about 2-3x that of an opened common, but still much less than a confirmed chase. You can be at a much greater disadvantage than you think, when buying sealed cans on the secondary market. For collectors, there's no greater thrill than opening a single can to find that rare figure. Inside each Funko Soda, there's a one in six chance of a chase. ![]()
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