how much are old beano and dandy annuals worth?
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A 1940 Beano annual fetched £3,505 in October 2012, but a "very fine" copy could be worth double that amount, while a 1939 Dandy made £6,232 in September 2006, said the annual "devotee" and comic-collecting expert.
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With the Isaly family's retirement, the Isaly's company was sold in the 1980s to the Deily family, and ice cream fell out of production. In 2015, owner Tim Deily sold the company to Jim and Leslee Conroy, who own Blawnox-based Conroy Foods. Conroy Foods opened in 1986, making Beano's Original Deli Condiments.
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Beano annuals, books and specials As well as the comics, Beano has released an annual called The Beano Book every year since 1940. ... As you might expect, the older, vintage Beano books are the most valuable. The first Beano annual in particular is very valuable and sells for over £2,000 depending on condition.
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According to Beattie, 9th and 11th Britannica Editions can sell for as much as $300 to $400 per set, if in good, clean condition. And Roundtree says a fine set of 11th Edition Britannicas can command as much as $3,000.
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The value of a vintage beer cans can run the spectrum of virtually nothing to upwards of $25,000. The three factors that impact a cans worth are: rarity, desirability and quality.
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Peanut the Royal Blue Elephant // Value: $2500 Today the royal-blue Peanut is in a much different position—it's one of the most sought-after Beanie Babies around. One sold for $2500 in 2018.
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According to Today, the Precious Moments figurines from the “Original 21” collection that was released in 1979 are considered vintage collectibles and could be worth up to $750.
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The originals, those made in the 1890s to 1930s by Tiffany Studios under the watchful eye of Louis Comfort Tiffany, can be worth anywhere from $4,000 to over $1 million. The most ever paid for an original was $2.8 million in 1997 at a Christie's auction.
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These old coins can include Bust dimes, Liberty Seated dimes, and Liberty Head (or “Barber”) dimes (shown above). Depending on their condition, they may be worth anywhere from $5 to more than $100.
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According to 200 Years of Dolls (fourth edition), a 10-inch Kewpie with a bisque head, composition body, and glass eyes today is worth $6,500, while a 20-inch (510 mm) doll is valued at $20,000. Many of the original, small-sized German-produced bisque Kewpies (circa 1912-1915) range from $200–$500 among collectors.
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If you're hoping to make a little extra money on the side, some collections of vintage Disney VHS tapes are currently being valued for an astronomical $15,000 on Ebay, with others listed for $2,000. There's even a $1,000 edition of The Little Mermaid.
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['Princess the Bear // Value: $10,000. ... ', "McDonald's International Bears // Value: $10,000. ... ", 'Peace the Bear // Value: $5000. ... ', 'Snort the Red Bull // Value: $6300. ... ', 'Claude the Crab // Value: $9000. ... ', 'Valentino the Bear // Value: $42,300.']
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['Landerbank Hippo A. Year: 1971. Price: $900. ... ', 'Captain Hook (Soft Head) Year: 1979. ... ', 'Donald Duck (Soft Head) Year: 1979. ... ', 'Dumbo (Soft Head) Year: 1979. ... ', 'Alpine Man with Mustache. Year: 1972. ... ', 'Merry Music Maker Parrot with Blue Eyes and Yellow Beak. Year: 1990. ... ', 'Mary Poppins with Painted Cheeks. Year: 1973. ... ', 'Sparefroh. Year: 1970.']
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There's now a “thriving online market” for classic Precious Moments figurines, Today reports. While the value of each sculpture varies greatly, the most prized one has been valued at upward of $2,000.
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For a couple, doob figurines start at $180 for two four-inch figurines. Typically, couples opt for the taller sizes, ranging from eight- to ten-inches in size and $590 and $790 in price. Individual doob figurine prices per size are 4” $95; 6” $195; 8” $295; 10” $395; 14” $695.
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And, one in three from the 1960s are worth $100. If you have a "Make-a-Face" Pez on its original card you can put a whopping $2,500 in your pocket. This rarest of Pez dispensers had detachable parts so that children could make their own Pez faces, in the style of Mr. Potato Head.
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Mighty Beanz, originally called Jumpin' Beanz, are fun toys for an age group roughly from 5-15. They are collectibles, so that is why older kids may be interested in them.