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TY beanie babies

Shoolaboola · 2004-09-16 10:34:52

are they worth anything? i have a whole load of them and some are fairly old.

16-09-2004 11:34am

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Shoolaboola

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are they worth anything? i have a whole load of them and some are fairly old.

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#2 16-09-2004 1:24pm

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I've a ton of them also , most second generations and many very hard to find ones. But from what I gather their not worth the cost of postage let alone trying to sell them.

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#3 16-09-2004 1:29pm

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You could always try and flog em on E-Bay?

TuTs

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#4 16-09-2004 1:40pm

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I've got about 80 myself from the time I worked in a gift shop. We used to call the collectors the Beanie Mafia!
Have you checked ebay? You might be able to sell them as a whole or separately. Depending on size of the lot and what it includes, you might get something for them.

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