She started to save them since she was a little girl. I have some rare ones and not so rare. What would be the best way to display them to show them off?
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Scrapbook them!!! What an awesome thing to have! Make sure you reposiable corner tapes though!
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A good idea is perhaps reporting it to a local museum. It's not a moveable artifact, of course, but they usually have old records and information and may want pictures or whatnot.
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I think give them to her when you first see her.  \nI have a five year old and three year old, and I haven't seen some of my friends for a long time.  They don't have kids yet.  I would want to know that they were interested in meeting my kids, or okay with me bringing them along.  Giving a gift is a great way to show that you support her as a mother and you're totally okay with her bringing the kids around.
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You will probably have the most luck by searching for similar items on eBay or similar sites. eBay is going to have the most likely results. You could also go to the library or search online for something similar to what you have. Possibly a toy collector book or website. You could also look for some websites or message boards for toy collecting that may be able to give you a better idea. Other than that the only thing I can think of is trying to find an appraiser or someone that may be able to help you.
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if you got one go 2 k-mart look in toys for the posters.or go to bratz . com
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here you go you can try these.\n\ndont forget to click on the the pages bellow.  When it says Goooooogle each O is a seperate page full of more pictures.
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Hi; I do appreciation baskets quite often.  I start with a pretty basket I find at Michaels/Hobby Lobby/or any Craft store; know your budget.  Fill with lotion, candles, gift certificate to dinner or movie, nice card telling how much that person means to you.  Add anything special that they collect ... I know our pastor's wife loves pretty journals and pens; anything personal that shows you "thought" about them -- that's the trick.  I recently did this and included the other ladies by having them "donate" to her -- like a money tree -- we gave her the money and it really blessed her.  Also, I had the ladies write down a blessing or special note of appreciation to her and included that in a beautiful china cup for her to read later.  I didn't just use one poem, I used a bunch of blessings -- a basket full of blessings.  Have fun!  She will be blessed just because you thought of her!
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as the 1st. answer said, sell them .. i'm sure you could always use the money 4 something : )
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flowers are so common. go to personlizationmall.com. you can put names and date on things. i've bought alot of things from there. check it out for something she can keep forever
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You can sell them on ebay as long as you highlight that they are replica and not real. Also try local newspaper ads.
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NO NAMES,  NO CARTOONS, they will pass with time. pick something that will remind you of her. a rose, a heart, a devil, whatever, just dont do names..... unless its your kids or something that wont ever change.
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What about collecting a picture or two of some she took or someone in the family of something that means a lot to her and have them professionally framed? YOu could have a paragraph added beneath the picture, something that describes that moment. You can have that done at any print shop.\n\nOr you could personalize a set of nice pillowcases for her yourself.
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Why don't you help her to make a centre-piece so you can put it on the table while you eat Christmas dinner? I used to make them with my mum - get a piece of oasis (that spongey stuff you can stick things in), collect some pine cones and spray them gold or silver, and arrange Christmasey things on it like holly sprigs, then stand a candle in the middle. It's really simple, looks good and I'm sure your daughter would be really proud to see it on the table on Christmas day.
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You can ask them, but you have no right to try to continue to persue if the other child says no. I suggest asking your daughter to ask for the pictures herself, then you guys can make copies and each have pictures for your respective albums, yadda yadda.
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It doesn't look like they're worth much according to Ebay- there are a few complete sets for selling and they look like they're going for under $10 before shipping, when they're going at all. \n\nWhich is unfortunate, since I bought a ton of these as a kid and have several complete sets. Bummer.\n\nIf you do try to move yours on Ebay, remember the time-tested strategy. No reserve, $1 starting bid, gouge them on shipping :)\n\nYou'd probably be better off to leave them packed away in a box somewhere for 20 years until plenty of other people have gotten fed up with how worthless they are and thrown them away. Then the supply might be low enough to make them worth something again!  Good luck.
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Make a nice plaster hand print (you can get the kits at any walmart) Paint it pink or red (or whatever) It's nice because mom and dad can look back on it for years to come. "look how small they were"
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Well...i have been in your situation and we just wrote a lot of cards with special things written in them, like inside jokes and things.  I used to buy her favorite candies  and foods and burn her cd's with of favorite music.  Just stuff that showed that i really cared and knew what she liked.  I just loved surprising her with her favorite things.....The rest just kinda filled itself in.  I love her so.