Who doesn’t want a stuffed pet bunny named Hoppity? The second generation of Hoppity the Bunny featured several tag errors which were later corrected. Hoppity can be seen in a couple different versions including pink and blue. The adorable pink Beanie Baby, Hoppity the Bunny, was released in 1996 and retired just a year later. A very rare Humphrey the Camel has one bag leg sewn on backward. The fur is also a darker shade of brown on a real Humphrey the Camel. The body is filled with “beanies” but not the legs. As people realized the value of Beanie Babies, counterfeiting became common.Īn authentic Humphrey the Camel, for example, has a black and white tush tag with a red heart shaped swing tag. Humphrey the Camel was retired in 1998 which is about the time that collectors began trying to grab the latest fad in toys to resell at a later date as the rare versions became more valuable. The rarest and most valuable can be worth anywhere from $500 to $1,200. There have been several editions or generations of this particular Beanie Baby.
Humphrey the Camel is one of the nine original Beanie Babies created in 1993. All these errors lead Bubbles the Fish to be one of the most valuable Beanie Babies. The most valuable Bubbles the Fish were made in 1996 with errors on the tush tag including words not centered. The fourth generation of Bubbles features incorrect tush tags. The third generation Bubbles has the wrong color thread hand sewn through its mouth. Several of Bubbles the Fish editions had errors, so they were instantly corrected to leave a few unnoticed by the public and therefore, more valuable. The thing that made Bubbles so rare and valuable is, as with most rare Beanie Babies, its errors. Bubbles is a sweet orange and black striped fish. The stuffed toy debuted in 1996 and had several further generations.
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Bubbles the Fish – $1,000īefore “Finding Nemo” came out in movie theaters, Bubbles the Fish was a popular Beanie Baby. An original Jake the Mallard Duck is worth at least $900 today. Jake was also often counterfeited making the authentic Jake the Mallard Duck more valuable. Jake is colorful, plush and features a poem on his tush tag. As everyone seemed to know these toys were a fad that could be profitable, Jake is one of the sweetest Beanie Babies created. in 1998 and quickly retired less than a year later at the height of the Beanie Baby Collector faze, increasing the overall beanie baby value. Sweet Jake the Mallard Duck was introduced as a Beanie Baby by Ty, Inc.
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