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Selling 'Beanie Babies' - Ebay or car boot?

begley · 2011-04-19 15:08:45

Daughter is having a big de-clutter of her room, and has decided she wants to sell her (fairly big) collection of Beanie Babies. I'm a little bit gutted cos she's collected them for years, but I think I'm just being sentimental!! So, my question is, are they actually worh anything? They've all got tags and are in good…

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horse76 Posts: 649 Forumite

21 April 2011 at 6:46PM

I used to collect the babies at the height of the craze too. I never went to mad though, just bought the ones I really liked. I sold most of mine on ebay as a whole lot - around 50 babies and a couple of the Buddies too. That was around 2005 and I got £120 for the lot which I think I was lucky to get. I sold the Scotland beanie and Buckingham to a collector in the US who gave me £60 - I broke even with that Buckingham too.

2017 - no clutter to be seen challenge: 72/2017
Weight loss the old style way challenge - 7/14lbs :j
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