Target Funko Pop Pallet, A Wholesale Collectible Lot Built for Resellers
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This Target Funko Pop pallet is a bulk liquidation lot of sealed Funko Pop vinyl figures pulled from major-retailer overstock and shelf-pull channels, priced at a flat $600. Instead of buying collectibles one blister-box at a time, you take an entire assortment in a single freight-ready load and spread that cost across hundreds of individual figures. Funko pallets are among the fastest-turning lots in the collectibles space because the brand has built-in demand across TV, film, anime, gaming, music, and sports fandoms, every figure has a buyer somewhere.
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What's Inside This Target Funko Pop Pallet
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Each pallet is an assorted, largely unmanifested mix, you will not know every exact character until you open the boxes, which is part of the appeal for reseller lots. Expect a broad spread of officially licensed Funko Pop figures spanning many themes and franchises. Based on how Funko liquidation pallets are typically packed across the market, a full pallet usually holds several hundred sealed figures (commonly quoted in the 250–500 range depending on box sizes and weight).
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- Common core Pops, the everyday retail releases that make up the bulk of any lot.
- Occasional chase and sticker variants, pulled at random, these carry a premium when they appear.
- A range of genres, movies, TV, anime, gaming, music, and sports characters in one mixed load.
- Sealed, display-ready condition, most figures arrive in their original window boxes, ready to list, gift, or shelf.
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Because assortments rotate with whatever surplus is flowing, no two pallets are identical. That variability is why manifests are described as typical ranges rather than fixed guarantees.
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The Economics: Per-Unit Cost vs Real Resale Benchmarks
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The math is what makes a Funko lot work. At $600 for a pallet holding several hundred figures, your effective landed cost commonly lands in the low single digits per unit, roughly $1.50–$3.00 each once the load is spread out. Compare that to Funko's typical $12.99–$20 retail sticker on a standard Pop and the spread is obvious before you sell a single box.
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Resale benchmarks by channel back it up. Common Pops with no sticker generally sell for $5–$15 each on the secondary market. Chase variants (pulled at a 1-in-6 ratio) run $20–$80, and convention exclusives such as SDCC or NYCC releases regularly clear $40–$500+. Verified sold data on PriceCharting and eBay sold listings remain the most reliable way to price individual figures, since app-based estimators frequently inflate values. On a per-unit basis, buying near $2 and reselling common figures at $8–$15 is the everyday, repeatable margin, the exclusives that surface are upside, not the plan.
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Condition & Sourcing
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These are genuine officially licensed Funko products sourced from retailer overstock, shelf-pulls, and occasional customer returns. Goods are sold as-described in mixed liquidation condition: most boxes are clean and sealed, but expect a normal share of shelf wear, corner dings, soft edges, or minor window scuffs, as you would find in any surplus load. Box condition matters to collectors (dents and creases can cut a figure's value by 30–60%), so plan to sort A-grade boxes for premium listings and route flawed boxes to fast-moving bin or lot sales. This is not a curated grail collection; it is a working reseller's inventory pallet.
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Who Should Buy This Pallet
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This load suits resellers with a channel already in place: eBay and Mercari sellers listing figures individually, Whatnot streamers running live Funko breaks and mystery-box shows, Amazon FBA sellers on eligible listings, flea-market and comic-con table vendors, bin-store owners, and gift-shop buyers. Because Funko moves through live-selling platforms so well, this is an ideal starter or restock lot for anyone building a collectibles side of their business.
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Why Source This Funko Pop Pallet From A&E Pallet Sales
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A&E Pallet Sales ships this Target Funko Pop pallet free nationwide, including Alaska and Hawaii, and is processed within 2 business days after cleared payment so your inventory keeps moving. Orders are covered by our 30-day covered-claims policy for freight damage, an incorrect load, or material misrepresentation. Pay by bank wire/ACH or by credit/debit card through a secure pay-link we email you, and there is no resale certificate, EIN, or business license required to order. Browse more Target pallets or read our liquidation Learn hub for sourcing and resale playbooks. For the official product catalog and licensing background, see Funko's corporate site.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How many Funko Pops come in this pallet?
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Assortments vary, but Funko liquidation pallets of this type typically hold several hundred sealed figures, commonly in the 250–500 range depending on box sizes. We describe counts as typical ranges because the load is largely unmanifested.
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Are the Funko Pops authentic?
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Yes, these are genuine, officially licensed Funko products sourced from retailer overstock and shelf-pull channels, sold as-described in mixed liquidation condition.
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Will I get exclusives or chase variants?
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Possibly. Chase and sticker variants and the occasional exclusive surface at random, but they are not guaranteed. Build your margins on the common figures and treat rarer pulls as bonus upside.
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What condition are the boxes in?
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Most arrive clean and sealed, with a normal share of shelf wear expected in surplus lots. Sort A-grade boxes for premium single listings and move scuffed boxes through faster bin or lot sales.
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What does it cost to ship?
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Shipping is free nationwide. We processing within 2 business days after cleared payment, with typical transit of a few business days in the lower 48.
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How can I pay?
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You can pay by bank wire/ACH or by credit/debit card via a secure pay-link emailed after checkout. No resale certificate or business license is needed.





