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01-16-2022, 10:21 AM
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Beanies Baby Craze--again?
1997 was a great year for selling Beanie's--I acquired 8 princess bears when they were released. A collector was upset because I wouldn't sell them all for $350.00 each. Sold the last few for $500/per. My better sale was a scarce bear at for $1500.00. Right before the market crashed a local TV station bought around 500 for a promotion of some kind. I kept 100 or so bears and few others. It's possible those young kids of 1997 might go after those little toys just as we did with baseball cards of our youth, only time will tell!
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