Top 20 Most Valuable Vintage Stuffed Animals And Plush
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2021
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I bought one of the rubber face Ruskin bear for $20 and sold it immediately to China for $500+ . I always look for them now. Thanks for the other plush information.
Back in the day when we saw cute toy (and cereal) commercials… as opposed to today when we’re forced to sit thru non-stop pharmaceutical ads.
Huge video game plush collector myself. Kinda surprised you didn't bring up the Sonic Adventure 1 & 2 plush sets from the late 90s. Some of them now of days go for upwards of 10k if in decent condition. The same can be said about The Sonic the Fighter plushes.
Thanks, Don ~ as someone who has helped clean out the worldly goods of several relatives who have passed on---I would urge everyone to consider their personal expiration date, mortality, and if your "collection" needs a care taker...My Mom died in 2006 and I STILL have her overwhelming collection boxed up in my garage. sigh. I need to figure out this Ebay thing, lol!
Love this video, the videos were so nostalgic! Thank you for the great information.
Love your old commercials!
Brings back memories!
Hey Auction Professor! I want to thank you for all of the work you put into your content. I sincerely appreciate you sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us. I have a love for finding rare items and have been able to expand my horizons because of your videos. Thank you, and keep up the great work!
Very nice video! Glad I found you - will be watching more. I love that you show comps and the old commercials!
I truly love this video. Your vibe and the way you speak makes it so much easier to accept the fact most of my missing childhood toys have the monetary worth of all the love they've been given 😄🖤💫
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Thank you for making this video! I asked and you cane through! Loved it
Thank you once again professor. Learned a lot once again.
Another score! They have tons of plushes at my Savers and this stuff is light! Thanks again! Keeping an eye on you :) good stuff!
You must be a mind reader bc I have just recently gotten into selling plush. I LOVE learning all the new brands and dolls from you! Great job and VERY informative!
Enjoying your presentations - succinct and informative. Great.
Never knew ALF is an acronym. I appreciate that not everything I learn from your channel is about nuts and bolts eBay.
The face in that second one! 😍🤗💜And the last one too!
Great video. I'm a first-time watcher and this resignated with me and gave me a clear picture of what to look for. Thank you I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks for much for the video and information
Good info. Not something I normally look for but now if I see any of these I will know their value
Thanks for all the great information!!!
Thanks Don. Good info as always ♥️👍😀
Great info Don!
I had at least a couple of those my pet monsters back in the 80's...I loved them
Excellent info
Thanks for the video, I was hoping you would have talked more about that gremlin because I think I have that one
holy crap! I have a Rushton elephant that I have had since I was a baby. I did not know until watching this video, that my Lizzie was made by Rushton. I was born in 1959.
So glad this came into my recommended :D New subbie !! :D
Thanks. This was very informative and also cute. Thanks
My auntie gave us 2-3 of the my pet monster puppets a couple years ago. With their chains. And I never thought to even look them up because we just thought they were super cool. Amazing to know
Thanks Don that gives me another reason to go through my 300+ death pile of plush I might have something worth looking at. My first e-bay sale was an Alf plush!
I have an ALF hand puppet
Learning so much great content thanks
An astroboy carebear is something I've never heard of!! thats a cool one
I always seem to find the $20-30 plush, but it doesn’t stop me from trying. Time to get digging again. 😊
Thank you Sir!!
Thanks again.😉👍❤
Regarding the very last segment with the Lost and Found crying toys, I know a guy who has made it his life mission to collect every single one of the lamb plush from that set. He has like 40 of them.
Thank you
This video was pretty interesting I like these kinds of topics so I'll definitely be subscribing
There's also a Disney Bolt plush labeled as the Promo Bolt. I've seen them sell recently for $800-$1000.
What movie is Volt from?
I do have Promo Bolt 😊 I also have 3 of the Gipsy Mr Carrot Volt plush ( 1 with Mr Carrot and 2 without Mr Carrot ) considered to what they go for sometimes, I got mines for nice deals! 🥰
I’m a huge fan of Bolt for already 10 years and collected Bolt plushies and other Bolt items in these 10 years of loving Bolt. I still do! I actually should make a Bolt plush collection video 😅 had planned that a while ago but kinda forgot about it 😅😂😂… and my collection kept growing and growing…
The GUND plush dogs with the rubber faces, and 'sleepy' eyes, are also valuable, especially the Regal Beagle, Bye-Bye Beagle (which came in a suitcase, with an outfit) and the Lady and the Tramp rubber faced dogs. IIRC, GUND also produced a line of rubber faced monkey plush toys.
I sold a 4 foot tall baby bop n Barney we got em at 5$ each and sold for 500 plus and 400 plus
I always look up interesting plush
Hi Don! Great video 👍❤️
Am I the only one who says “the siiiiimpsons” when the intro plays? Haha
Good stuff brotha! Thank you for the uploads!
Here’s some rare plushes I happen to have in my collection (I collect old Chuck E. Cheese and showbiz pizza merchandise)
1: a prototype beach bear plush from the Rockafire explosion
2: an original Chuck plush from 1980. What’s really interesting is that he has ground nut shells as his filling
I still have a Chubble! It works too!
Wow, who knew? Thanks
This video is bringing up so many memories of things I had...wish I still had them now! I thrifted one of those monsters in the 90s and gave it to my friend as a joke, but the quality of it really was nice. Who knows what became of it. I worked at Kenner for awhile, and the older designers used to tell me about weird toys that were produced (I worked there before Kenner became part of Mattel). The funniest thing was called the "Daddy Saddle"--ostensibly for kids to put on their dad's back when playing horsie, but my coworker was like, "Hmm, I wonder if any kids actually bought that? Or were they only used by adults??" ROFL.
Interesting. Incomprehensible.
I collect and sell plush toys. I do keep some of them for myself though,because they have sentimental value!😊
Great video! I've been very lazy about checking plushies as I source. I used to buy plushies and made good money but then I got bored..... and they take up a lot of space so I just stopped buying them... but it's time to get back in the plush market.
I made a $500 profit recently on a Rushton.
My dad still has two rushton dog plushies from his childhood they are in my opinion kinda weird looking but now that I see this video there look makes sense : )
I found a Boyds Bears jointed bunny the first time I went to the Goodwill bins, so I paid less than $1 for it. Just a common one so it's selling for $16, but I'd call $1 to $16 a win!
That's Great!
I love this! Oh man do we love stuffed animals too! Wow! They are so soft and cuddly! Perfect! Stuffed Animals Dancing!
Some of those are downright terrifying.
I just got 2 big vintage soft toys from same source together. Both are about 19" tall. 1 is Ganz Canada label, very big brown and cream dog with yellow neck ribbon, pink tongue hanging out, crescent black/white painted eyes. 2nd has no label but very big bunny, pinky orange and white fur, yellow neck ribbon, solid stuffed ears, fluffy cheeks and tail and orange/yellow/black crescent painted eyes. Anyone got any ideas because I can't find either on internet. 😊
I had a Chubbles. He made that noise every time you covered his eyes. He’s in a box somewhere in this house.
The lost and found bunny at the very end is hard to find pictures of. I've been looking for it forever and haven't seen a picture or video until watching this! I was wondering if I just imagined having one.
I'm a bookseller but wanted to comment because I just dropped fifty dollars on a stuffed dog from my 1990's childhood I finally found on eBay. It took me years of searching to finally find someone selling one. I would've paid $300 for it even though I was probably the only person on the planet actively looking for it. 😂 (It was a basic, Toys R Us plush, no special brand)
I just found your channel! Love beanie babies but lost all of my babies when I left my husband in 2014. My mom just passed in January and I got her collection. I was just going through them and noticed something I’ve never noticed before. My Clubby tush tag has the R after collection there’s a star by the ❤️ that has Ty inside then there’s a 03 and another R at the bottom of the heart. I can upload a picture if your interested in seeing this because I have no idea what this means!
NICE!
Do you have a link to vid devoted to beanie babies. Just bought a lot of 60+ w many that show to be rare but totally clueless till today and doin mad research
I still have my Spuds McKenzie 🐶 plush I bought in the late 80s and was wondering what is the best way to store him, right now he smells like my attic and he is starting to yellow 😕
Love what you do. Love the vintage commercials. Funny thing, when I see you I do not expect your voice to sound that way. I expect more of a JOnathan Rhys Davies voice. lol.
Another one to look out for are the 2 yoshi's by bd&a that were only available thru the mail with an order form from Nintendo power and the upc from yoshi's Island 64. They had a white one and a black one. Same size as beanie babies. We found 2 and sold for 800 each.
What no Eneman? 😉
Are Pound Puppies outfits (still in packages) worth anything? I've got several Wuzzles and Popples also. I've actually got a closet packed full of 70s, 80s and 90s plush.
Older Steiff products are good to watch for, as well.
I have a bunch of old Boyd's and Steiff bears. I can't seem to give them away. Maybe I just don't have the patience for ebay
@@freakee2818 there’s no market for Boyd’s right now. Steiff is still money, hang on to them if you’re having no luck now
There's a version of the Princess Diana Beanie Baby that's worth stupid money
I think the first year for the "Elvis Summer Festival" was 1970 (Las Vegas)... and might have been repeated in subsequent years. You can see footage of this in the documentary "Elvis That's The Way It Is".
Don, I have an original 1983 Grumpy Bear Care Bear with painted eyes in great condition. I need to find more information on them. I pulled it from my store until I can get a good idea what it is worth. Thanks
The mustang build a bear is worth the most, currently, I think. Along with the candy corn cat and the otter. I could be wrong obviously.
I'm an old metal guy and still have the long hair, I found a doll (Anne Geddes) at a sale that looks like it's wearing an animal costume with red eyes. The funny thing is I picked it from a garage sale free pile and without thinking held it under my arm like a child until the lady openly gasped🤣 ,,, relax lady this thing might be in a video some day.
Does anyone know a good product replacement to the vintage common wealthy unicorn plushie? Or at least the history behind it?
Auction Professor i have a question for you. How do you find dolls with porcelain heads or that are from the 50's up to ?. Thank you for your videos very informative.
Hi! I have a couple of plushies made for the single season of an australian kids show in 2001 Called Cushion Kids. Ive never seen any anywhere else or for sale online or even in thrift stores. What sort of price should i set as a starter for something like that? I have no idea , even as a ball park figure . Thanks in advance , if thats not being too cheeky? :)
I found an elephant Puffalump at GW for $3.99 a d sold it for $249.99, buyer paid $36 shipping. Been looking for more ferociously.
The diddy Kong racing plush with kart is probably the rarest plush on earth 😢
Tyou
Every one of your video's loads up very easy to watch, and other video's even now as I speak, but this video no matter what I do (it won't play). Sorry, Don. Charles in the UK
I once heard about a prototype balloon boy plush from funko there's only one in that is known of and I'm actually not sure how much it was sold for
I once found a monkeybone plush at a yard sale for $10 & sold it for over $200!!
Any idea how much a 1977 grizzly Adams brown bear plush is worth? Can’t find anything on eBay! Thanks just subscribed!
I just found an old old Rushton tiger it doesnt have a plastic face its older than those im sure its a smaller size amy info ??
I have some stuffed animals that are from before i was born, some from my childhood, some from only last year
and working on getting one right now (which is my first plushy I’ll have purchased)
but my point is i treasure all of them and are never selling them, i dont care if I potentially own a million dollar toy (ive never looked online) their my fluffy possessions
I have some beanie babies & was wondering if they would be worth any money, I have a McDonald's beanie baby that has fries on it on the upper right side & also curly beanie baby with two different tags, one says 1996 & the other ones says 1993
I have a straw stuffed bunny but only a partial tag. It's white with blue letters. It's ripped in half but the first 3 letters are Kru... any ideas? I'm desperate.
How much would a 1992 dakin green stegosaurus be worth with tag
So carebear lion-heart cousin worth something cause I still got that one..
I LOVE YOU ALF!!!
And he loved cat juice. It's just like oranges, but instead of oranges they use.....
I'm a huge fan of little twin stars let me tell you ANY little twin star dolls that are older are sooooo expensive along with any other original vintage little twin stars merch they're lesser known about and most people aren't big fans so newer merchandise now for kiki and lala are also hard to find.
Thank you for this video! I just started getting into collecting and selling plush for my store, and I've seen some of these over the years, and didn't think twice about some of them. I bought some Animal Fair Inc plush for like .50 cents a piece, even though they're not worth thousands, they're a good find!
I don't collect plush much but I collect old school Garfield Plush's...they ain't worth jack but I grew up wanting em an when I see 1 I'll pick it up
I actually know several people who make life-size commission plushies. Depending on what you want it can easily be $2K and higher
To elaborate on the Lucario plush, that specific one in the video is made by TOMY and that specific plush is from their plush line called "Heartland". Heartland plush are often in low quantity, and the large ones often fetch a decent price tag. Collectors have a hard find finding that lucario itself, so it's more realistic to find other Lucario plush to sell
Lucario is one of the more popular Pokemon so even at lower prices, most of its plush will sell faster though.
Have any idea what a original charzar gos for ? Things huge fills a black trashbag.
I had a Chubbles when I was a kid.
I still have mine! Although he stopped working about 10 years ago, before I finally had kids to share it with 😢
I have a small "Lucky" teddybear from a carnival that has a Barbie tag sewn into its crotch. From the factory. what should I do with it? How can I find out bif its worth anything?
Ah-ha❗❗❗I do believe I have something in my collection that may be worth some money...🤗💵💯✔
Look up the 1998 Yoshi's Story Mail in Black and White Yoshi plush "beanie" those have sold for $1,200