This product is a rare 1997 Ty Beanie Babies Princess Diana bear, featuring the original tag. The bear is part of the Beanie Babies character family and is recommended for all ages, making it a valuable and collectible item for fans and collectors alike. With its unique design and historical significance, this bear is a sought-after piece for those interested in nostalgic memorabilia from the late 90s. Like new, with tag protector.
This complete set of 4 TY Beanie Babies from 1999 McDonald’s promotion is a rare find for any collector. The set includes Beanies from the popular and highly sought-after Beanie Babies character family, each with their own unique tag and date errors. These plush toys are brand new and have never been played with, making them a must-have for any serious collector or fan of TY Beanie Babies. The Brand is TY, the Year is 1999, and the Character Family is Beanie Babies. These aspects add to the overall value of this complete set of 4, which is perfect for any collector looking to add rare and unique TY Beanie Babies to their collection. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own these rare plush toys that are sure to be a conversation starter and a valuable addition to any collection.
Bold text: “Beanie” and “Baby” are incorrectly printed in bold. Missing information: The style number after the name is missing. Misspelling: “Oakbrook” is misspelled as a single word instead of two (“Oak Brook”). Tush tag errors Korean market designation: A “1965 (KR)” stamp indicates it was made for the Korean market. Red star: A red star is present on the tush tag. Missing stamp: No stamp (or a “red stamp” in some listings) is present inside the tush tag, which can indicate a non-mass-produced or rare item. Capitalization and spacing: The capitalization and spacing for certain words may be incorrect.
Beanie Baby Bones RARE!! Many inside hang tag errors, PVC pellets, reg no. 1965 (KR) on tush tag indicates it was part of the Korean market, no inside stamp on tush tag indicating it WAS NOT mass produced. Kept for collection only and never played with.
Original This is a rare and highly sought-after Ty Beanie Baby called “GIGI The Black Poodle Dog” from 1997. It comes with tag errors and is already retired, making it a valuable addition to any collection. This beanie baby is perfect for both boys and girls and was made in China. Its character family is Beanie Babies, which is a popular and well-known line of collectible toys. Don’t miss your chance to own this unique and special beanie baby. This is rare to find.
Both Rex the Tyrannosaurus and Steg the stegosaurus have spelling errors in their bio. These beanie babies are already extremely rare because their were only available at McDonalds for a limited time. These spelling errors increase their value ten fold! Even though the brontosaurus does not have a spelling error it is in mint condition and has never been used! They’re perfect gifts for the collector in your life or the perfect addition to your collection!
TY BEANIE BABIES MCDONALDS INTERNATIONAL BEARS SET OF 4 New in box! McDonald’s TY Beanie Babies RARE 1999, The Bears with Errors! Original never opened new in completely Sealed package. Britannia, Maple, and Glory Bears has no dents or cracks.. Glory Bear has yellow tint on plastic and the Erin Bear package is slightly dented. ERRORS: 1 ALL Bear tush tag is marked 1993.. Kept in sealed container! Date Introduced May 30 1998.
Swing Tag (Hang Tag) Errors Oakbrook/Oak Brook: “Oakbrook” is frequently printed as one word on the left side of the tag when it should be two words, “Oak Brook”. Location Swaps: Some rare versions list “Fareham, Hants” as the city on the swing tag instead of the more common “Waterlooville, Hants Numeric Birthday: Earlier 4th generation tags list the birth date numerically as “8-13-96″ rather than the written-out “August 13, 1996 Oakbrook Misspelling: Similar to the swing tag, “Oakbrook” may be printed as one word on the tush tag. Punctuation Quirks: A comma instead of a period after “IL”e. A period and comma appearing after “INC” 1965(KR) Marking: While technically a patent reference, this mark is often marketed as an “error” indicating a Korean market production. Physical Rarity Factors PVC Pellets: Spike filled with PVC pellets is considered much more desirable than the standard PE pellet versions. Missing Stamps: The absence of a red numeric stamp inside the tush tag is often cited by collectors as a sign that the item was not mass-produced.
Ty Beanie Baby Babies Rare 3rd 1st Gen Tag Rex TBB Authenticated MWMT-MQ. This beanie has been authenticated by True Blue Beans with the highest possible grade (MWMT-MQ: Mint With Mint Tags – Museum Quality). Please ask if you have any questions.