15 of the Most Valuable Beanie Babies
Value: $2,000-$3,000
Source for list and prices: Zac Bissonnette
Value: $1,800-$3,000 (for the version with the brown horn and fine mane.)
Value: $1,500-$2,500
The Chef Robuchon bear was introduced in August 2006 for the opening of the L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon restuarant at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York. Only about 200 of the bears were produced.
Value: $1,500-$2,000
Only about 250 of this bear were produced as gifts for Ty sales representatives.
Value: $800-$1,500
Special Beanie Babies have been made for the Hong Kong toy show since 2010. Again, the exclusivity of these Beanies has helped increase their value to collectors.
Value: $600-$1,500
One of the original nine Beanie Babies, this platypus with Korean tush tags was made for a short time in 1993.
Value: $500-$1,500
This bear for MasterCard applicants was produced from 2001 to 2002. It was the first Beanie Baby with the word "Beanie" in its name, according to the Ty Collector website. The version with a brown nose is rarer.
Value: $500-$1,200
This camel was one of the first Beanies, and one of the first to be retired.
Value: $500-$1,100
Spot was also one of the original nine Beanies.
Value: $500-$1,000
Value: $475-$700
Value: $400-$900
That's some pig!
Value: $400-$900
Value: $400-$750
Legs the frog was one of the original nine Beanies.
Value: $375-$900
The jade version of this bear is also valued at $375 to $900.