POGS

[MorbidGee]

I have a few with no pogs, never really worried about it. I dont display the pops so maybe thats why I never minded it. One is a chase. I also have a soda with an eye missing. Makes it funny and a conversation piece

[SpaceDude]

Woah that is wild!! Perfect conversation pieces for sure!!

[kmandude92]

I like displaying the Pog, especially for very limited chases. It's part of the entire collecting experience for me, so I'd definitely want to make sure I have the Pog!

[friskykillface]

I like putting the pog in front of my boba soda
Even though it’s not the chase it’s still cool

[Jalvarez]

Sadly I don’t think so the only time I had a pog issue was on my Captain America thought I had a chase from it being a chase pog but it was a common figure just had a chase pog.

It happened the same to me, I was so happy wen I saw the pog, but after open the bag all the happiness disappear. I ask Funko for it and a $5 Refund was given. The worst it was a Con Exclusive and was sold out.

That sucks the worst is on the con ones.

Yap, But at least the Can got the Con Sticker. IMO the PUG is the one that had to be different of something more special.

[DJR]

How many of us are old enough to have actually played Pogs back in the early 90s? Wow that was a waste of money, but so much fun (until schools started banning them).

[Ms_Chase]

Pogs?! Someone corrected me long ago and told me they were collectible disks
Either way, both names are proper

They will forever be POGS to me.

[Ms_Chase]

Will there ever be a way to get replacement pogs for the sodas that came either with the wrong pog or no pog at all? It would be nice if we could....

That would be an amazing idea!

[Ms_Chase]

I don't think that will be a thing, seems like the logistics would be a headache for someone there

Considering how bad they are at everything else, I agree.

[Ms_Chase]

When I first read the title of this thread, I was legitimately thinking about pogs from the 90's

Right? Me too 100%
Now I’ve read it in like,what a great idea.

[Oatmealman]

How many of us are old enough to have actually played Pogs back in the early 90s? Wow that was a waste of money, but so much fun (until schools started banning them).

What a time to be alive... Poisons, rippers, slammers, sweet carrying cases, and playing for keeps.

[NoobMaster69]

How many of us are old enough to have actually played Pogs back in the early 90s? Wow that was a waste of money, but so much fun (until schools started banning them).

What a time to be alive... Poisons, rippers, slammers, sweet carrying cases, and playing for keeps.

It was our "legal" way to gamble as kids LOL. The real winners were the manufacturers cuz we'd always have to get new pogs after getting slammed on so many times hahaha

[NightStyle]

How many of us are old enough to have actually played Pogs back in the early 90s? Wow that was a waste of money, but so much fun (until schools started banning them).

What a time to be alive... Poisons, rippers, slammers, sweet carrying cases, and playing for keeps.

It was our "legal" way to gamble as kids LOL. The real winners were the manufacturers cuz we'd always have to get new pogs after getting slammed on so many times hahaha

Indeed, I recall that each participant would wager a pog that the other person desired, and the victor would claim it. Alternatively, a predetermined quantity of pogs would be offered as the prize for the winner.

[NoobMaster69]

What a time to be alive... Poisons, rippers, slammers, sweet carrying cases, and playing for keeps.

It was our "legal" way to gamble as kids LOL. The real winners were the manufacturers cuz we'd always have to get new pogs after getting slammed on so many times hahaha

Indeed, I recall that each participant would wager a pog that the other person desired, and the victor would claim it. Alternatively, a predetermined quantity of pogs would be offered as the prize for the winner.

Sometimes I’d put several in a stack and my opponent would match. Then, all that flipped would be won. The dumb part would be when we both agreed to 10+ each hahaha

[jmwblues]

Will there ever be a way to get replacement pogs for the sodas that came either with the wrong pog or no pog at all? It would be nice if we could....

I’m wondering how often does these mistakes happen?

Personally, I’ve gotten more sodas with double pogs than sodas without one.

[jmwblues]

Will there ever be a way to get replacement pogs for the sodas that came either with the wrong pog or no pog at all? It would be nice if we could....

I’ve gotten more sodas with double pogs than sodas without. Might be worth just reaching out to the community to see if anyone got an extra in theirs of the ones you need.

[Oatmealman]

It was our "legal" way to gamble as kids LOL. The real winners were the manufacturers cuz we'd always have to get new pogs after getting slammed on so many times hahaha

Indeed, I recall that each participant would wager a pog that the other person desired, and the victor would claim it. Alternatively, a predetermined quantity of pogs would be offered as the prize for the winner.

Sometimes I’d put several in a stack and my opponent would match. Then, all that flipped would be won. The dumb part would be when we both agreed to 10+ each hahaha

Oh absolutely! When we'd play the stacks would get very high for some silly reason . A lot of times we would "play for keeps" based on what you flipped over, but in the end we'd still take back our own.

[Ms_Chase]

Will there ever be a way to get replacement pogs for the sodas that came either with the wrong pog or no pog at all? It would be nice if we could....

I’m wondering how often does these mistakes happen?

Personally, I’ve gotten more sodas with double pogs than sodas without one.

That’s crazy. Nothing like Funko QA. Lol

[DJR]

What a time to be alive... Poisons, rippers, slammers, sweet carrying cases, and playing for keeps.

It was our "legal" way to gamble as kids LOL. The real winners were the manufacturers cuz we'd always have to get new pogs after getting slammed on so many times hahaha

Indeed, I recall that each participant would wager a pog that the other person desired, and the victor would claim it. Alternatively, a predetermined quantity of pogs would be offered as the prize for the winner.

those were the good old days. And then schools started banning them.