I noticed while going through some loose doubles that the mini non-poseable snarf have different numbers on their backs. The two that I have have the numbers 1 on one and 4 on the other. Anyone know what these numbers mean?
mike
They’re branding marks? 
Just kidding. Actually I have no idea what it might be for, but out of curiosity I just went and looked at my loose non-poseable Snarf, and he’s got a 2 on him.
They most likely did several lots of the snarfs so maybe its a lot number.
I’ve checked a few of my Snarfs and these are my numbers:
1 - 1 - 5 - 5 - 5 - 6 - 6 - 6 - 6
I thought everyone was aware of this, but here in Holland (maybe in other European countries) the Non-Poseable Snarfs are different then the American (and maybe other countries). They are made from a different type of plastic and have a white nose instead of a red nose. Also the yellow stripes are missing on the arms and the overall colours are darker. Funny thing is that I only own 2 “american” Snarfs and they both have the number 1. All the “European” versions have the numbers 5 and 6… I’ll try to post better pics soon, I just made these with my web-cam so…
Heh heh, with that many snarfs, you can start your own Planet of the Snarfs. 
Yep, handy little critters… get on my nerves though… 
Most likely just the mold number. There would have not been on single mold to make all the snarfs. I would not count as being anything.
For example, and a dumb one but it shows what I mean,…plastic forks and spoons. Look at the backs of those and compare them to the other in the bag - they all got a differnt number stamped on the ends.
Stephen