>brings in Apollo 11 toliet seat "oh I know a guy who specifically specializes in spacecraft toilets let me call him over" or better yet >brings in the Hope Diamond "yeah so the best I can do is $50, theirs just no market for that type of thing right now."
+deck444 Every episode of Pawn/Storage/whatever ever: "Can I get 200 for it?" "mmm... no, I'm looking more at 100 bucks" "175?" "125?" "mmm.... no, I can't go any lower than 160." "How bout 150?" ....... ..... **tense music** "Deal!" **shake hands**
The barbie doll and diamond-encrusted hot wheels car shouldn't count. They were promotional one-offs that weren't made publicly available for purchase. Plus, it's the diamonds that gave them any value, not the toys themselves. This list is a bit flawed.
+Daniel Ackerley i think its not relevant for the collectible value o for the average collector , i think this one is for millionaire barbie or dolls collectors like. cause first, theres a only one of the kind and second, shes a basic barbie with diamonds on it, so its no creative or uni0ue for me, i think barbie #1 1959, is more valuable in terms of nostalgia and very hard to find o in this case very hard to pay the last time i saw her in ebay she was in 20 thousands or something.
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I'm a little confused by this list, for one I don't agree that a trading card is a 'toy', so that Pokemon thing was just a wasted space... Secondly nobody could ever own prototypes, they weren't intended for mass production. I just thought this list was going to be comprised of things generally available to the public, though valuable through smaller quantities and desirability. This one was just all over the place...I mean if it was a list exclusively of prototypes that would've been neat but the mixing didn't work for me. More often than not the stuff they didn't produce is more amazing than things they did.
I actually disagree an former employee sold an guy called JT michael an actual prototype to an toy Never released but intended as a toy for a back to the future 4 toyline
I don't know if number 1 should count on this list. The product is Barbie, yes. But this one is a specially made variation who's accessory (Her diamonds) that give her her value. She is not a variant toy made for mass production or planned for it.
It's not worth that much until you sell it for that much. Collector's market can easily crash and once very valuable doesn't always stay valuable because people who collect certain toys they grew up with die from old ages. Baseball card market crashed because of that reason. Economy have a lot to do with fluctuating collector's market also. Another factor is market manipulation of collectors items. Just because it's sold at that price, it doesn't mean you can sell it for that price. Just try to sell your diamond ring you bought for 10,000$. You'll be lucky to fetch 2,000$
every time I watch these I catch myself being stuck between real memories and the Christmas time fantasies of my early years. Either way, thanks for the rehashing of some fond memories...
@@oddjob4212 Toys like these don't turn my crank. Maybe Metal Matchbox cars from the 1960's, Dinky or Corgi classics Maybe. But not plastic crap memorabilia. I prefer Vinyl records
I get that. Records are a smart investment,and when you like the music on them it adds more than just monetary value. I like to collect cards and antiques cause they have a history to them.
The thing with toys is that once everyone who played with them, pass away, they're not going to have the same value. I'd say the value is probably highest when the kids are in their 30s and 40s. Nostalgia.
Out of everything being mentioned, I think that the diamond-encrusted Hot Wheels car is by far the most impressive. A little too expensive for my blood, but boy that this impressive as I'll get out! Truly, yes!
Some of those toys.. except the ones with diamonds may lose their value after some centuries when all the generations that known them or love them are dead. Most of those toys have high value because of nostalgia.. and you wont feel nostalgia if you didnt know about those toys and its origin
I had the He-man and Battle Cat. I had most The he-Man Toys. onlything I didnt have was Castle Grey Skull and that Eternia base. I had Snake mountain though. But like most They are in a dump somewhere. Younger siblings suck sometimes lol
Actually those Royal Blues sell in the 500-1200 range with mint tags =) The Chef Robuchon Beanie Baby is the holy grail. Worth $5,000-10,000. Released in 2006 for ONE day and only given to invited guests of Chef Joel Robuchon's restaurant grand opening in NYC.
the scooter that I rode at my childhood,,,was worth only some dollars,,,but the fun and happiness I got from it is the most valuable thing for me,,,but now,R.I.P my scooter
Hana's Cool stuff I had a massive collection when i was younger plus i was in the hot wheels club which i bought rare got wheels you could only get through the club via mail. My mom gave them all away to nephews and relatives. None of us new how much theses were worth but from memory the whole collection would be worth about $50,000 or more.
This is why I started collecting figures and statues. =P my family complains that I waste my money on these collectors items, but some of what I have, have already gained value since buying them over the last 5 or so years. My McFarlane Jonathan Quick figure being the best so far. I bought it for about 40$ and it's now selling for over 100$, I've even seen it being sold for about 500$. And that's just over about a 3 year period.
I collect variants of toys that were around when I was growing up. I have a huge collection of the G.1 Transformers, G.I.Joe, M.A.S.K., Gobots, Star Wars, Hot Wheels etc.... I know a lot of my Transformers are worth a lot, but the market makes them go up and down. But I mainly collect for the enjoyment and reliving my childhood.
The actual selling price for the Pokemon pikachu Illustrator Promo Graded PSA 9 Card was for $90,000.00. The one listed in this video was taken down because it contained an error and was never sold as a PSA 9. It was in fact a 10 and sold in Sep. 2015.
I'm surprised that some magic the gathering cards from the Alpha block such as Black Lotus weren't included on this list....but all in all a solid list
This is something that always bugged me about this kind of collections. You are rich enough to be a car collector, cool you can drive them around, sit in them, spend hours taking care of them. You are a video game collector, cool you can take 90% of your collection and play with them (except if you just get them boxed which puts you in the toy collecting category). But a toy collector? What's the point? Paying thousands of dollars just to have boxes seating on shelves not being able to even touch them or show them around. It's pointless.
In the 60's as a kid with friends on Christmas one gift was an air gun, the kind that made a swoosh that moved the slivers used to decorate trees to look like icicles. Anyway, in a Jeff Dunham video a commercial was shown where Kurt Russell as a kid did a commercial for an air gun, but I think military-like? Another funky gift of that time frame were "Moon Shoes". Metal shoes with big springs, to give the wearer that 'anti-gravity' effect...lol
pretty sure those aren't quite as valuable as the ones on this list. I had the megatron when I was younger. i got him as a christmas gift, and immediately took him from the box. I had a LOT of transformers. I just don't think they gained in value as some of the others. But, this list isn't accurate by any means, so there's that.
I had that boba-fett with the rocket launcher. The video doesn't mention it, but if you mailed the rocket in they would send you another free action figure as a substitute.
I know a lot of people take issue with the two toys with jewlery being on the list, I agree.... But also I kinda feel that neither a pokemon card or a Pez dispenser really counts as a "Toy", maybe I am alone on that one though.
I have a couple of rare toys in my collection. One is in it's original box, and there were only 60 ever made. It probably isn't worth more than a hundred now, but in twenty years down the track it could be worth a hell of a lot of money.
Turns out i have a really rare star wars figure and ti fighter in my old toy box. The ti fighter is in spotless condition and the figure was a boba fett you could take the jetpack off of and put another accessory. Unfortunately as a kid, used it as a bath toy and it now has steam and water damage on it resulting in the colours fading.
Rick from Pawn Stars: "I don´t know man...I´ll tell you what I´ll give you like 100 bucks, and I am taking a huge risk here."
+deck444 I gotta make a profit
+deck444 so true :D
>brings in Apollo 11 toliet seat
"oh I know a guy who specifically specializes in spacecraft toilets let me call him over"
or better yet
>brings in the Hope Diamond
"yeah so the best I can do is $50, theirs just no market for that type of thing right now."
+deck444 Every episode of Pawn/Storage/whatever ever:
"Can I get 200 for it?"
"mmm... no, I'm looking more at 100 bucks"
"175?"
"125?"
"mmm.... no, I can't go any lower than 160."
"How bout 150?"
.......
.....
**tense music**
"Deal!"
**shake hands**
Doc Von Doom
*tense music*
"Deal!"
*shake hands*
"Ok meet me over there lets do some paper work!"
*Chumlee Joke*
If I put $300,000 worth of diamonds on a lump of plastic that I bought from the dollar shop, its going to be worth a lot of money too!
Its rhinestones not actual diamonds
*r/wooosh*
Jasmine The Dog r/woosh
Geoffrey Jones it’s different when it comes from the company it’s self
Omg😂😂
The barbie doll and diamond-encrusted hot wheels car shouldn't count. They were promotional one-offs that weren't made publicly available for purchase. Plus, it's the diamonds that gave them any value, not the toys themselves. This list is a bit flawed.
+Daniel Ackerley i think its not relevant for the collectible value o for the average collector , i think this one is for millionaire barbie or dolls collectors like. cause first, theres a only one of the kind and second, shes a basic barbie with diamonds on it, so its no creative or uni0ue for me, i think barbie #1 1959, is more valuable in terms of nostalgia and very hard to find o in this case very hard to pay the last time i saw her in ebay she was in 20 thousands or something.
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+nintendokings I chuckled at your example.
Gamefan1092 Pk, I couldn't help but laugh at that.
they are still toys
You said toys are defined as being played with. Who is going to play with a diamond encrusted toy?
+Rodney Green A very, very rich and spoiled little boy!
FutureGirl2033 or girl
Exactly.
2Chainz's Kidz...
I feel like the toys that were encrusted with diamonds shouldn't be on this list. You'd be paying for the diamonds, not the toy they're covering.
Agreed. It should of been toys that went in production. Not one of a kind things.
mcneese68 yeah but for I could have that Barbie at number one I would get it for the toy
mcneese68 yep
Listed vs Sold; those are two completely different things.
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I HAVE THAT PINK GIRLS HOT WHELLES CAR OMG OMG OMG
At 842?
make another top 10 collectible fad please.
10 Worlds fair pez dispenser 32k
9 Pikachu Illustrator cards 80k?
8 Star wars power of the force ewok combat playpack 6k
7 peanut , royal blue elephant beanie babie 1500 - 5k
6 masters of the universe eternia playset 17k
5 rocket firing boba fett figurine 150k
4 1969 rear loading volkswagon beach bomb 72 - 125 k
3 30th anniversary diamond encrusted hot wheels car 140k
2 1963 GI Joe toy soldier prototype 200k
1 barbie by stefano canturi 302k
:)
The Matchbox "Tan Crane" under honorable mention originally was sold by me, Charlie Mack, owner of the Matchbox & Lesney Toy Museum in CT on Ebay for $10,000 in 2000. I paid $10 for it. It went to a German buyer who sold it again a few years ago at an English auction house for $12,000.
That Beanie Baby guy should be a meme.
Hahahaha yeah why not
+IttzAndrew "MAPLE IS $400!!"
+Avery Jenson GLORY! GLORY!
IttzAndrew IKR GLORY GLORY :laugh so hard spits tea out" he should be the biggest meme
IttzAndrew lol ikr 😂😂😂 why isn't your comment at the top? 😂
That beanie baby guy saying “GLORY GLORY” had me dying😂😂😂
Please let me come across one of these at a yard sale or something
I got that elephant at a yard ale for 50 cents
rapid fire gaming sell it
I like the royal blue peanut it's cute
@@mrdeathshead what if it means something to them
Check out goodwills!!
Crazy what some of this stuff can fetch in the right place and right time.
I wonder what I could get for my golden bat like hot wheels car
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Honus Wagner T-206 baseball card worth around 500 million
+Finn Sweet LOL actually the PSA 7 Wagner sold for $4,500,000.
+Finn Sweet Since when is a card a toy?!
+Ifyouknow Youknow LEGOs are always hot sellers on eBay.
LEGO
I'm a little confused by this list, for one I don't agree that a trading card is a 'toy', so that Pokemon thing was just a wasted space...
Secondly nobody could ever own prototypes, they weren't intended for mass production. I just thought this list was going to be comprised of things generally available to the public, though valuable through smaller quantities and desirability. This one was just all over the place...I mean if it was a list exclusively of prototypes that would've been neat but the mixing didn't work for me.
More often than not the stuff they didn't produce is more amazing than things they did.
I actually disagree an former employee sold an guy called JT michael an actual prototype to an toy Never released but intended as a toy for a back to the future 4 toyline
You're angry over a video about toys?
Tons of people own prototypes - read something besides Hustler
@@shimmeringfairydust3275 who the fuck reads Hustler anymore?
Correction: who actually reads Hustler?
I don't know if number 1 should count on this list. The product is Barbie, yes. But this one is a specially made variation who's accessory (Her diamonds) that give her her value. She is not a variant toy made for mass production or planned for it.
+gutz1981 Agreed, same goes for the gold and diamond hot wheels car.
I had the He-Man and Battle Cat set as a kid.
Really?!? That's awesome!
+Lorand Deka I have it, just no box
I sold my retirement at a garage sale in the 80's for about $20.
It's not worth that much until you sell it for that much. Collector's market can easily crash and once very valuable doesn't always stay valuable because people who collect certain toys they grew up with die from old ages. Baseball card market crashed because of that reason. Economy have a lot to do with fluctuating collector's market also. Another factor is market manipulation of collectors items. Just because it's sold at that price, it doesn't mean you can sell it for that price. Just try to sell your diamond ring you bought for 10,000$. You'll be lucky to fetch 2,000$
every time I watch these I catch myself being stuck between real memories and the Christmas time fantasies of my early years. Either way, thanks for the rehashing of some fond memories...
Nothing I would waste any money at all on here! Maybe the Matchbox 1960's Crane?
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@@oddjob4212 Toys like these don't turn my crank. Maybe Metal Matchbox cars from the 1960's, Dinky or Corgi classics Maybe. But not plastic crap memorabilia. I prefer Vinyl records
I get that. Records are a smart investment,and when you like the music on them it adds more than just monetary value. I like to collect cards and antiques cause they have a history to them.
The thing with toys is that once everyone who played with them, pass away, they're not going to have the same value. I'd say the value is probably highest when the kids are in their 30s and 40s. Nostalgia.
I had one of the honorable mentions when I was a smol child
Out of everything being mentioned, I think that the diamond-encrusted Hot Wheels car is by far the most impressive. A little too expensive for my blood, but boy that this impressive as I'll get out! Truly, yes!
I guess toy cars are the same price as the real ones
lol
Some of those toys.. except the ones with diamonds may lose their value after some centuries when all the generations that known them or love them are dead. Most of those toys have high value because of nostalgia.. and you wont feel nostalgia if you didnt know about those toys and its origin
What's with the Fisher Price dancing dog in the honorable mentions? My son has one, and pretty common. Am I missing something?
sell it!!!!
my niece had one last year, they still sell them. Why are they so rare if they are still in a lot of toy stores??
Yea I used to have one.
Travis K. 🤔
I had the He-man and Battle Cat. I had most The he-Man Toys. onlything I didnt have was Castle Grey Skull and that Eternia base. I had Snake mountain though. But like most They are in a dump somewhere. Younger siblings suck sometimes lol
Wow, no Transformers toys? I can not take seriously this list without them.
It's funny that Optimus Prime or Megatron as well Fortress Maximus is not on this list.
Actually those Royal Blues sell in the 500-1200 range with mint tags =)
The Chef Robuchon Beanie Baby is the holy grail. Worth $5,000-10,000. Released in 2006 for ONE day and only given to invited guests of Chef Joel Robuchon's restaurant grand opening in NYC.
I actually have peanut normal one!
that was a kick to the nuts when I was 6 I had the he-man with battle cat action figures with every other action figures with the castle
Really.....really no Black Lotus??? Booooooooo
Yeah
+Darth-Yeti Another dumb movie by WM but at least with Pokemon they are CCG's. Still should not be on the list IMO though
+Stefeny Rheaume A Man was killed over his MTG collection, which included Black Lotus, think it happened in like Florida or something.
+Stefeny Rheaume the Pokemon one is several ten thousand bucks, Black Lotus "only" several thousand bucks
Sorry but I still think WatchMojo cocked up AGAIN. HUUUGE difference between GAMES & TOYS & yes I did listen to their definition of "toy"
I have a pretty nice Star Wars collection with a few carded figs, nothing I could retire from but still cool memories from my childhood.
my husband has the Eternia. All complete except for the box it came in
They can correct that with surgery now.
the scooter that I rode at my childhood,,,was worth only some dollars,,,but the fun and happiness I got from it is the most valuable thing for me,,,but now,R.I.P my scooter
We actually own a blue Beach Bomb. HOTWHEELS ARE THE BEST!!
It has to be pink to be worth like the 100k$
ReggieLewis35 I know but it’s still cool to have
#1
"Maples 400 dollars" That guy was a trip.....😂
What about those chrome legos? Like Mr. Gold, C3-PO, or that silver clone trooper?
Pudding The Toadette well Mr gold is worth about 1k so not that expensive but expensive for me.
moral of the story IF YOU BUY A TOY,BUY TWO OF EM,ONE TO KEEP AND ONE TO SELL IN MINT CONDITION WHEN IT WORTH A FORTUNE
By the power of GREYSKULL!
Hooray! Kenner made an appearance! Thanks guys!
imagine if someone had all of those toys
Hana's Cool stuff I had a massive collection when i was younger plus i was in the hot wheels club which i bought rare got wheels you could only get through the club via mail. My mom gave them all away to nephews and relatives. None of us new how much theses were worth but from memory the whole collection would be worth about $50,000 or more.
@@jimchumley6568 I would be so pissed if someone gave away my DC or Winx Club collection
A GOOD LIST FINALLY
There's a really valuable Luke Skywalker action figure
Kid Superhero movie s wow very informative. You really know your stuff.
OMFG I HAVE A PIKACHU CARD. NO JOKE. THANKYOU OLDER BROTHERS WHO WERE POKEMON FANATICS IN THE 90'S AND THEN GAVE ALL THEIR CARDS TO ME.
Dave Campe To masked sure it's legit go get it graded
You’re a fucking idiot
Any discontinued Lego set
+Patrik Howgate lol
This is why I started collecting figures and statues. =P my family complains that I waste my money on these collectors items, but some of what I have, have already gained value since buying them over the last 5 or so years.
My McFarlane Jonathan Quick figure being the best so far. I bought it for about 40$ and it's now selling for over 100$, I've even seen it being sold for about 500$. And that's just over about a 3 year period.
Graded collectibles, are gems too. That's what I've been collecting.
Transformers Dark of the Moon Deluxe Crankcase with long middle fingers might worth a fortune after a decade.
how about leadfoot deluxe? his price already is bizarre
***** Unless Hasbro/Takara will reissue that toy. Who knows...
How about Leader Class Dark Optimus Prime?
carlo medina hopefully they will do it but unlikely
I have G1 streetwise, is that worth something?(original G1 streetwise toy)
I'm happy ya'll included the Red Lines.
I've bought a pez in Wal-Mart before
It was the astronaut one...
Ethan Lawrence cool
I don't like collecting pez can never find a date on them LoL.....
You’re stupid
*That’s a insult to the pet community*
I collect variants of toys that were around when I was growing up. I have a huge collection of the G.1 Transformers, G.I.Joe, M.A.S.K., Gobots, Star Wars, Hot Wheels etc.... I know a lot of my Transformers are worth a lot, but the market makes them go up and down. But I mainly collect for the enjoyment and reliving my childhood.
Beanie Babys, Pokemon Cards, these were created for being collectors items to begin with, so who really cares?
The funny thing is that the osa 10 illustrator sold for 5.3 million to logan and is expected to by worth about 6 million.
Top reasons to hate msmojo, please
MsMojo just sucks.
+Samuel Baugh and swallows
+Cyclopgamingfreaks I never subbed to it and I get it!
Teletubby 69 and guzzles
another one that could have at least been an honorable mention: The chase edition Red Saba the Talking Tiger Saber from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
omg i have this boba figure only unboxed and without his rocket
+pavma7 then its worth fuck all
i think its the unrare one without the shooter element
Ya I have the boba fett you have it was made by kenner as well. But its different
The actual selling price for the Pokemon pikachu Illustrator Promo Graded PSA 9 Card was for $90,000.00. The one listed in this video was taken down because it contained an error and was never sold as a PSA 9. It was in fact a 10 and sold in Sep. 2015.
I looked it up and they puppy ain't worth a hing!
*thing
+Bay :3 I like how you actually corrected yourself because most people make many grammar and spelling mistakes
+Dean Morelli haha lol, it annoys me when people do it for me so i thought imma just do it myself lol!
I'm surprised that some magic the gathering cards from the Alpha block such as Black Lotus weren't included on this list....but all in all a solid list
This is something that always bugged me about this kind of collections. You are rich enough to be a car collector, cool you can drive them around, sit in them, spend hours taking care of them. You are a video game collector, cool you can take 90% of your collection and play with them (except if you just get them boxed which puts you in the toy collecting category). But a toy collector? What's the point? Paying thousands of dollars just to have boxes seating on shelves not being able to even touch them or show them around. It's pointless.
I just started a toy collection with only 5 cars and a diorama. Hope it grows!😌
My friend has that gi joe
Spencer Park what's your friends address? Asking for a friend...
Mr. Speaker he's not selling
Spencer Park I don't believe
Spencer Park, pics or it didn't happen. :-)
Spencer Park omg it could be the other kind
In the 60's as a kid with friends on Christmas one gift was an air gun, the kind that made a swoosh that moved the slivers used to decorate trees to look like icicles. Anyway, in a Jeff Dunham video a commercial was shown where Kurt Russell as a kid did a commercial for an air gun, but I think military-like? Another funky gift of that time frame were "Moon Shoes". Metal shoes with big springs, to give the wearer that 'anti-gravity' effect...lol
No Transformers? WTF!
I can't believe they did add either Optimus Prime or Megatron or even the largest Transformers of them all Fortress Maximus to this list.
pretty sure those aren't quite as valuable as the ones on this list. I had the megatron when I was younger. i got him as a christmas gift, and immediately took him from the box. I had a LOT of transformers. I just don't think they gained in value as some of the others. But, this list isn't accurate by any means, so there's that.
The guy at the beginning selling the Bennie babies I used to watch him at night with friends while getting stoned he was awesome..
david turbo that was don west he was also an announcer on TNA wrestling
Joe Suppes oh ?? Thanks that guy was so cool..
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The lost in space robot I got for Christmas of 1969, saw one on antiques roadshow five years ago worth $5000.00
No way my friend traded that card to me
Vintage Star Wars toys are the coolest honestly. Especially from the original trilogy.
Great job mojo
I agree with your list, and I’m dying to get my hands on the transformers 1 all spark powered autobot’s and decepticon’s
2:52 I still have one of those stormtroopers from when my Dad was a kid.
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Awesome list. Thanks.
...im in New Zealand & i had Mt Eternia!
..mum got it for me for xmas in the 1980s!
I had that boba-fett with the rocket launcher. The video doesn't mention it, but if you mailed the rocket in they would send you another free action figure as a substitute.
I have a beach bomb, and i still have it on my shelf ever since I was a kid!
The Little Orphan Annie Pez dispenser is one of the rarest.
Nice I wish I had some of the rare hot wheels I only have the common ones. Tech Deck Dudes are my jam though
I was told the market for beanie babies was low when I went to trade a few in at the time.
What about LEGO 10179 UCS Millenium Falcon? Selling in excess of $10k.
That weard guy: "GLORY!!! GLORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Glory!
Original Bluestreak from Transformers, Cobra Mortal GIJoe, and The Argen 7 from GIJoe. Very rare and very valuable.
Finally a good video
The Jawa action figure with a vinyl cape was placed for $53,000, so I think it should be on the list somewhere.
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Damn. I had the star wars speeder bike. I got it new at a yard sale for like 50 cents when I was a kid in like 1999.
I know a lot of people take issue with the two toys with jewlery being on the list, I agree.... But also I kinda feel that neither a pokemon card or a Pez dispenser really counts as a "Toy", maybe I am alone on that one though.
Love to see so many Hot Wheels cars on the list. Have an awesome day! From HWFAH (For the love of collecting)
Where's the holographic 1st edition Charizard card? I heard those keep going up in value.
I wish the Kenner JP toy line was here
Me to men
The Barbie thing and the hotwheels one are insane....INSANE
I have a couple of rare toys in my collection. One is in it's original box, and there were only 60 ever made. It probably isn't worth more than a hundred now, but in twenty years down the track it could be worth a hell of a lot of money.
I remember when POGS were supposed to be the next big thing in collectables. That lasted all of about 2 weeks.
god knows the amount of proto types i pulled out of the hasbro dumpsters as a kid unfortunately i was a kid and had no idea what i was "procuring"
That's my HeMan! I had it as a kid!
I'm half my beanie babies are where so the most rarest one is the crab and the holiday one
I would have guessed that the GI Joe aircraft carrier and space shuttle would have made this list
Turns out i have a really rare star wars figure and ti fighter in my old toy box. The ti fighter is in spotless condition and the figure was a boba fett you could take the jetpack off of and put another accessory. Unfortunately as a kid, used it as a bath toy and it now has steam and water damage on it resulting in the colours fading.