Indominus Rex [Chase] #1005 (Games) — Funko Pop Value

Indominus Rex [Chase] #1005 (Games) — Funko Pop Value

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What the Indominus Rex [Chase] #1005 Funko Pop (Games) is worth — out of box vs mint in box.

Indominus Rex [Chase] #1005 (Games) value — Out of Box $18 · In Box (damaged) $25 · New (in box) $30. Prices updated September 2026.

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Which version do you have?

If your goal is simply to own the Indominus Rex #1005, buy the Standard version for $14. The Chase version at $18 offers a slight premium, likely in terms of rarity or packaging, which appeals to dedicated collectors. Buyers prioritizing immediate ownership should opt for the Standard. Those willing to spend the extra $4 should purchase the Chase for the enhanced collectible value.

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Item details

Brand
Funko
Series
Games
Number
#1005
Print run
n/a
Release date
September 1, 2024

Indominus Rex [Chase] #1005 (Games) Funko Pop value

An out-of-box Indominus Rex [Chase] #1005 runs around $18, while a mint-in-box copy commands $30 ($25 with a damaged box).

What drives the price

For Funko Pops, box condition, exclusives/chases (GITD, conventions), vaulting, and series popularity drive value. Chase variants and retired exclusives appreciate most; common Pops with damaged boxes sell for little.

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What this actually trades for — sold values by condition vs. what sellers are asking today

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ConditionValueBased on
Out of Box$18eBay sold comps
In Box (damaged)$25eBay sold comps
New (in box)$30eBay sold comps

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest price I can expect to pay for this card?
The lowest price listed for this card is $17 for an Out of Box copy.
Is there a significant difference in value between damaged and new condition?
Yes, a New (in box) copy is listed at $29, compared to $25 for a damaged in-box version.
What is the series and number for this specific card?
This card belongs to the Games series and is identified by the number #1005.

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