Bottom line: Wrinkles, a sweet-faced, light brown bulldog, has all the wrinkles of a real bulldog, and is probably just as expensive (if you don't factor in vet bills, that is). He was released in the summer of 1996 and was retired two years later. His tag had two extra spaces, and Lips Beanie Babies with both errors are worth the most. 31. Original Clubby Beanie Baby (Tie) If you’re trying to determine the value of your Beanie Baby by yourself, sort your Beanie Babies by generation. The older it is, the more it’s likely to be worth. Similarly, retired Beanie Babies that are no longer in production are also worth more.

The Ty Elephant is a cute plush character that measures about eight inches tall. This character is a member of the family of beanie babies. He is a favorite among many children. He was made in 1996 and is part of the elephant subtype of beanie babies. Like other characters of this subtype, he is also known as an Original righty the. Rare 1995 Peanut The Royal Blue Elephant Ty Beanie Babies Television The ‘Television’ section contains all of our articles related to the small screen. We have a very wide range of content – there’s a strong 80s focus with trivia on EastEnders and Grange Hill, but you can also find articles on popular contemporary TV programmes such as Breaking Bad and The Sopranos. If you fancy something a bit more niche then don’t worry – we’ve also got plenty of content on cult hits such as Twin Peaks, The X-Files and Quantum Leap. Happy hunting! This particular Beanie Baby had rare stitching errors, a date of birth in numbers and a missing stamp on the tush tag. It also has "Deutschland Nurnberg" listed on the swing tag, indicating it was a limited edition. 31. Batty the Bat Beanie Baby (Tie) Eva the Elephant is a bean-filled 15cm (6″ ) plush elephant with purple spots and big ears. She is supplied by Popcultcha, Australia’s leading online beanie boo retailer. The elephant features a purple glittered face, large eyes, and a curved trunk. Peanut the Royal Blue Elephant is a “Teenie Baby”The poem also has punctuation errors. Funny how mistakes can make a toy more valuable. 23. Scorch the Dragon (Tie) He's an ordinary teddy bear, only with a red scarf and hat with white trim. 23. Magic the Dragon (Tie) Bottom line: Holiday-themed teddies were some of Ty's best-selling Beanie Babies. This Independence Day-themed bear featured a stars and stripes flag pattern on his body and a solid colored face, which came in white, blue and pink. 48. Weenie the Dachshund (Tie) The women called toy shops all over the country to see if they had particular Beanie Babies for sale. Soon people all over the country were searching for rare Beanie Babies to add to their collections and sell for a profit.

Some Scoop versions had tons of errors, with the most valuable having as many as eight mistakes. 55. Doodle Beanie Baby (Tie)The tush tag also didn't include a star, which indicates the toy was a first edition. 112. Nibbler and Nibbly Beanie Babies (Tie) She was released on Jan. 1, 1999, and was retired less than a year later. Unsurprisingly, her birthday is Feb. 14, 1998. Both she and Valentino are rare, but Valentina is usually harder to find. 3. Bubbles