Funko POP! Star Wars #195 Chewbacca (with Porg)

This is a mass-produced vinyl bobble-head figure manufactured by Funko under the Star Wars license, specifically featuring Chewbacca holding a Porg as seen in 'The Last Jedi'. The figure is approximately 3.75 inches tall and is constructed from injection-molded vinyl. It features the signature oversized head and simplified facial features characteristic of the POP! line, with detailed molded textures representing Chewbacca's fur and bandolier. The color palette consists of various shades of brown for the fur, black for the nose and eyes, and a cream-and-grey finish for the Porg accessory. It is housed in its original window-display cardboard packaging, which is white with red and black accents. Notable markings include the 'Star Wars' logo, the 'POP!' brand logo, and the number 195. From a condition standpoint, the box shows significant wear: there is visible fraying at the top corners, denting along the cardboard edges, and a large white retail price sticker from 'Bookmans' applied directly to the front plastic window, which may leave adhesive residue or damage the plastic if removed. The item dates to approximately 2017.

I have virtually examined this Funko POP! Star Wars #195 Chewbacca with Porg. Released in 2017 to coincide with 'The Last Jedi,' this is a mass-produced vinyl figure. Based on the visual evidence, the item appears authentic, featuring the correct branding, typography, and molding details consistent with Funko's production standards for this period. However, the condition is a significant limiting factor. The physical box demonstrates clear structural wear, including fraying at the corners and edge denting. Most critically, the presence of a large retail sticker on the primary display window drastically reduces its 'new-in-box' appeal for serious collectors, as removal risks permanent residue or scratching. While this specific variant had moderate demand upon release, market saturation for standard Star Wars POPs is high. Current market comparables for this figure in 'Near Mint' condition typically range from $15-$22; given the visible box damage and intrusive retail labeling, this specimen sits at the lower end of the secondary market value. My appraisal is based solely on photographic evidence. A full authentication would require an in-person inspection to verify the tactile quality of the vinyl, ensure no re-taping of the box has occurred, and confirm the absence of inner plastic tray warping. No scientific testing is required for this class of collectible, but the valuation assumes the figure is undamaged inside the box.