The answer to this question is YES, almost 100% of the counterfeit copies are figures from the Pop! line which is the company's best known and best selling line, the counterfeit pops tend to be counterfeits of higher value pops. Basic rules to avoid counterfeits. 1. NEVER buy from Aliexpress. 2. If a deal seems too good to be true, I probably don't know. 3. The best thing to do is to look for a stamp at the bottom of the foot of the figure, usually copies do not have one. 4. Check if there is a sticker on the bottom of the box (sticker, not printed on the box) starting with "JL" or "FM". Dicha pegatina puede ser también un grabado en bajo relieve. The numbers that go with the JJL and FM stickers, when 6-digit, are the dates of manufacture in American format. The letters in the code (e.g., JJL) denote the factory where that figure was produced, and the numbers (e.g., 150820) is the date the pop was manufactured (e.g., August 20, 2015). 6. The numbering on the box does NOT always have to match the numbering on the figure (feet and sticker). 7. Many users have reported a higher incidence of fake pops coming from sellers in China. WATCH OUT SELLERS, NOT MANUFACTURERS. Funko has factories in China or Vietnam so it is normal that they are manufactured there. 8. The only way to know if a figure is 100% fake is to compare it with a real one. 9. The discoloration of the box, details such as fonts or spacing is what can tell us if it is fake or not. Although it sounds strange, some fake figures have a better finish than the originals, especially if they are copies of the oldest ones. 10. Always buy in known and contrasted stores. 11. NEVER buy on Aliexpress. 12. I repeat again. NEVER buy on Aliexpress.