The vintage toys that are now worth a small fortune
Some of these toys might well be kicking around in a box in your attic. Depending on how good their condition is, the could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
With the growth of online collector markets, some of the playthings of yesteryear could even earn you millions of dollars.
Read on to see them all.
Back in 1993, Beanie Babies were sold for just $5.
But some would go on to develop ridiculous resale value.
One first edition of this Beanie Baby, the Princess Diana Bear, was worth up to $500,000. Many later editions are still listed online for more than $20,000.
These collectible trading cards called Yugioh cards exploded in popularity in the 2000s.
More than 35 billion cards have been sold worldwide, and theres, a good chance if you have kids you have some kicking around somewhere.
One such Yugioh card could be worth an approximate $69,000 to the right collector.
In the world of video game consoles, the original Nintendo 64 can go for sale for about $730 - if it's still wrapped in plastic in the box.
Unboxed versions sit at about $250, not far off the price of modern consoles.
Speaking of vintage video games, this original PlayStation 2 Game of "Crash Bandicoot" can go for $20,000.
Tamagotchis are one of the classic 90's electronic toys.
Its not uncommon to see rare models like this one on sale for $9109.
Coca-Cola Russel super Yoyo, currently listed for $800.
If you have one of these Russel Coca-Cola Super Yo-Yos, you could earn a tidy bit of cash.
This example of the vintage Yo-Yo can run up to $800 online.
At the height of Furby Mania - a rare run of the "Bejewelled Furby" was made featuring 18k gold, 63 fully cut diamonds, and 44 rubies and sapphires.
The Bejewelled Furby was worth up to $180,000.
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