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Rare Erin the bear McDonald's beanie baby with 3 errors
I'm looking to sale my rare mint still sealed in box with 3 errors Erin the bear McDonald's beanie baby this is a great buy for any collectors
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kh-samyak
·11 months agoHi everyone,
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Thank you for understanding.
albertabrightalberta
·11 months ago1.5 year old thread
simba6
·11 months agoFirst do an eBay search of them to get an idea of what they sell for. Click the sold items box on the far left of the page. That ship has sailed long ago......
chri_849811
·11 months agoI have one with all listed errors THE END Beanie baby 1999 RETIRED, firework almost mint condition
annadryl
·11 months agoWell 184 of them have recently sold, so...
krazzykats
·11 months agoI only collect Siamese cat beanie babies, and I think I already have them all...lol!
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ashleyjerep-0
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tinsoldierunderground
·2 years agoWe're not intending to be harsh, but we get these beanie baby posts on a daily basis. Seems like everyone with BBs are trying to cash in for the imaginary pot of gold....I'm sorry, but it just doesn't exist. You'd have better luck chasing a leprechaun.
1786davycrockett
·2 years ago@pumpkin_8
There are no "rare" Beanie Babies.
McDonalds Beanie Babies were mass-produced in quantities of over ONE MILLION each, and were made available at EVERY McDonalds fast-food restaurant in the United States.
Beanie Babies with "errors" were manufactured DELIBERATELY, in order to increase their "investment" value amongst a gullible and unwary public. Had real "errors" occurred, the items would have been removed from the marketplace -- which is the NORMAL method of doing business for "error" items.
But the greedy and unscrupulous manufacturer of Beanie Babies deliberately manipulated the public, by promoting these stuffed toys as "instant collectibles" and "rare" and "retired."
Spoiler alert: They're not. Beanie Babies are worthless.
Nearly every day, yet another Beanie Baby "investor" is attempting to dump their "rare" toys on eBay; but there are no takers.
That craze died out over 20 years ago, and now the marketplace is flooded with worthless little stuffed toys.
Folks who are having problems affording a gallon of gas or a roof over their heads, are not going to waste their hard-earned money on little stuffed animals.
They aren't even worth recycling.
tinsoldierunderground
·2 years agoWell told!!!!!!!!×
soh.maryl
·11 months agoActually, as a sometimes sitter for a wonderful great granddaughter as well as her cousins sometimes, I have amassed a great BB collection over the years.
Our local favorite thrift has a giant bin of stuffies. Large ones are usually $3, medium $2 and small ones $1. When the bin starts overflowing on to the floor and they become a traffic hazard, large ones are$2 or less and others are reduced also.
Donate them BBs to your local thrift. Ours is a church-run organization with excellent prices and I've staffed what used to be a family room with just about every BB ever made. Sometimes there's a request to take one home which is fine with me. I know where to find a replacement.
roccotacodad54
·11 months agoYea. There's also a wave of "collectable" Labubu dolls over the horizon ready to wash up on the shores of eBay.
pcobra93
·2 years agoI sure wish Ebay would ban the words "Beanie Baby" on these boards....
tinsoldierunderground
·2 years agoYou might get enough for a value meal at the McDonalds drive through. They really aren't bringing any money. Yes, you can find them listed for thousands of $$, but most are selling for a dollar here and in thrift stores. 'Rare' ones maybe $5.00, if you're lucky.
kensgiftshop
·2 years agoHave you checked to see what they've sold for?
They don't sell for as much as those YouTube videos say.
albertabrightalberta
·2 years agoYou can't promote or sell (not sale) your items on the community boards. You need to prepare a listing.