Ty Beanie Babies "Cinders" Date of birth April 30, 2000 unbespielt Handmade Bär • EUR 4,90 (2024)

FAQs

What Beanie Baby is worth $100,000? ›

Since his run was so limited, Scoop in excellent condition can fetch up to $50,000, but can be worth as much as $100,000 if the tag inside is completely blank!

The main way to identify a valuable Beanie Baby is to check its tags – both swing tag and “tush tag”. Each generation had a different tag design, so you should be able to identify which generation yours belongs to using this chart.

The smallest detail can affect the toy's value, from the stuffing — the initial batch was reportedly made with PVC pellets, while later versions were made with polyethylene pellets — to subtleties in the eyes, nose or mouth. Even its country of origin can determine the value of the bear.

Princess the Bear is the Princess Diana Beanie Baby that can sell up to $10,000. There are two versions of this bear - one with PVC pellets and one with PE pellets. The PE pellets are more common but both versions can be sold at a high price.

The best place to sell your Beanie Babies is eBay. This is because eBay has a large customer base, a collectors' market, and an auction option.

1. Princess Diana Bear, $500,000. Princess the Bear, also known as Princess Diana Beanie Baby, is the rarest Beanie Babies 2024 thanks to its rarity. The purple bear with a white rose on its chest was sold in December 1997 to benefit the Diana, Princess of Wales memorial fund.

One of the rarest and most sought after beanie babies! This Halo bear has a brown nose (making it extremely rare) and tag errors (increasing the collectible value!) Errors include the misspelling of Oak Brook (spelled Oakbrook) and the extra space between heavenly and the exclamation mark on the swing tag.

Owners of a 'Rainbow The Chameleon' Beanie Baby toy from 1997 can fetch US$50,000 – or AU$66,820 – if they sell it online, according to analysis of 343 toys by TheToyZone. “Rare, well-preserved toys from the 1990s are worth a mint in 2021,” wrote TheToyZone's John Cole.

We can help you determine what the value of your beanie baby is in the current market. We can help you decide if you should or should not authenticate. We can give advice on where and how to sell.

Though there were of tons of these Beanie Babies released — including Allie the Alligator, Mystic the Unicorn, Slither the Snake, Digger the Crab, Inky the Octopus and more — these dolls can be differentiated by their single swing tag with skinny "ty" letters. First gen Beanie Babies can go from $500 to $2,000.

How do I know if my Ty Beanie Baby is worth money? ›

Valuable Beanie Babies are simply the ones that are very rare. For example, Ty sometimes made small batches of animals with slightly different materials. Ty also gradually changed the tag – the heart-shaped paper attached to the animal's head with its name. The Babies with the oldest tags are typically more valuable.

The “Original Nine” Beanie Babies were: Legs the Frog, Squealer the Pig, Brownie the Bear (later renamed Cubbie the Bear), Flash the Dolphin, Splash the Whale, Patti the Platypus, Chocolate the Moose, Spot the Dog, and Pinchers the Lobster!

Look for the tush tag that identifies the Beanie Baby. This tag is usually on the toy's bottom and will have its name on it in red, not orange. There should not be a space between the name and the trademark symbol: Chilly' not Chilly '. Check the heart-shaped hang tags.