Beanie Babies were a hit in the 1990s, and collectors now pay huge sums, especially if they’re in mint condition. Here’s a ...

Everyone knows Beanie Babies with their heart-shaped Ty tags. In the '90s, they were all the craze, but only some have held ...

Most Beanie Babies are not worth much money. A new one at the store might be priced as low as US$5, depending on its size. If you buy a new Floppity the rabbit or Hissy the snake today and try to ...

Beanie Babies were sought by collectors worldwide in the late ‘90s and could be sold for a massive return. The same reasons they were so valuable resulted in their downfall. Remember this. This is *** ...

Ty Inc. Founder Ty Warner built a fortune worth billions with the Beanie Baby plush toy craze in the 1990s. Now the company is using lessons learned then to maximize the brand’s collectibles appeal to ...

‘It was crazy. We saw them selling as high as $1,000 for a while until more supply came in’ (Getty/Shutterstock/iStock) In the winter of 1997, Katie Ford received a very special Christmas gift: a ...

A few Beanie Babies live in Janelle Mota’s massive, glass-doored china cabinet, and by “a few,” we mean thousands. The Antioch grandmother’s precious Ty Beanies — the adorable plush toys she bought ...

Ask any American who lived through the 1990s to list the most popular toys of that era, and chances are Beanie Babies would be near the top. But at the same time, why the plush toys were such a ...

Britain’s Princess Diana arrives on Oct. 4, 1990 for a charity gala at the Departmental Auditorium in Washington. Kevin Larkin/AFP/Getty Images Beanie Babies have continued to be discussed by both ...

Beanie Babies are no longer just nostalgic toys, they are a niche asset class where the rarest examples can rival fine art in ...