Error Beanie Baby "HOPE"
I have had the PRAYING HOPE beanie baby who has dual tags ear and tush and to my shock mine is an error i do have photos im not familiar with ebay but was told this is where to come
 
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I have had the PRAYING HOPE beanie baby who has dual tags ear and tush and to my shock mine is an error i do have photos im not familiar with ebay but was told this is where to come
 
kh-shakhib
·1 year agoHi everyone,
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Thank you for understanding.
jb38-77
·1 year agoI have the same one
monster-deals
·2 years agoA "tag error" would not increase the value of a Beanie or any other collectible.
The only "error" that might increase a value of is if during manufacture they used the wrong color for ears or something making it a variant and there were multiple of the variants in the wild.
Since 99.9% of BBs have little or no value to begin with a BB variant would also have little or no value.
brand._39
·2 years agoI have the same exact bear I m trying to sell also, it is hard when people don’t understand that the $12 hope w no holograph tag and no errors just isn’t the same as what we are trying to sell, I only get lowballers…
kathiec
·2 years agoWhat's really hard is when people don't understand that errors on Beanie Babies don't automatically make them worth thousands of dollars. Completed eBay listings for Praying Hope with the hologram tag and errors show the vast majority didn't sell. The ones that did sold from 1 cent to one outlier that sold for $100. So what you're getting are informed collectors who know that the Beanie Baby craze ended decades ago, along with the high prices.
mudshark61369
·2 years ago@jegoldsb_13,
To get an idea of what your Praying Hope Beanie Baby is worth, click on the Advanced button to the right of the main search button on most ebay pages. On the page that opens fill in the info like I have in the screen shot below. I found by doing that search that there were two sizes of the bear, 10" and 5.5" inch. Most listings do not have that info, but you may decrease the number of results by adding that info
If you check the Sold items first the Completed items box will also be checked, but only sold results will be displayed. Click on the Search button between the Category and the check boxes.
On the search results page, set the results from the default setting to show "Ended recently" that box is under the main search button with a "V" down arrow. By doing that you will get an idea of what the prices bear has sold for most recently. Prices shown in black did not sell. The first results page will show only 25 listings by default, under the last listing on the right, there will be a box with a down arrow to increase the number of listings shown per page. You will need to set it to display 60 items, to find the first sold item. You may have to go to page 3 w/ 60 results displayed to find the second sold bear.
kathiec
·2 years agoHere's a very good article on Beanie Babies' values today. An excerpt from it sums up tag errors:
"Believe it or not, tag errors do nothing to increase the value of a Beanie Baby. You will see many sellers telling you they have an ultra-rare bear with errors. The collectibles you see are commons. This means they were very popular and of little value, to begin with when sold. This also means the errors have no influence on the toy’s valuation."
kensgiftshop
·2 years agoI don't think I've seen a Beanie Baby that didn't have some kind of errors, so they aren't that rare.
annadryl
·2 years agoNot an expert, but pre-printed tags don't generally get typo's. Have you tried a general web search? You didn't even mention which character this is so you'd need to be a lot more specific. Not to be harsh, but these aren't the goldmine that some still think they are. That was the 90's. Good luck~
brand._39
·2 years agoHe stated PRAYING HOPE…