Free collector price guide

What Are Your Beanie Boos & Beanie Babies Worth?

Look up any Ty beanie by name or style number. Identify your tag generation, spot rare variations and see what beanies really sell for, all in one place.

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  • Real sold-price checks
  • Tag generation guide
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How it works

Value your beanie in three steps

1. Find your beanie

Search by name or by the 4-digit style number printed on the hang tag, or browse the A–Z database by letter and category.

2. Check the tags

The hang tag and tush tag generation tell you when your beanie was made, and early tags are what make a beanie valuable.

3. See real prices

Compare our estimated value with recent sold listings on eBay, not asking prices, so you know what buyers actually pay.

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Free guide

Identify Your Tag Generation

The tag is the single biggest factor in a beanie’s value. Learn to date any hang tag and tush tag in under a minute.

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Check What Beanies Sold For

Asking prices mean nothing. Before you list or buy, check completed sales so you price with confidence.

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FAQ

Beanie Value Questions, Answered

Are my Beanie Boos worth anything?

Most Beanie Boos sell for a few dollars, because millions were produced. Retired designs, store or event exclusives, limited editions and pieces in mint condition with undamaged tags can sell for considerably more. Look your Boo up in the database, then check recent sold listings to see what buyers are actually paying.

What is the difference between Beanie Babies and Beanie Boos?

Both are made by Ty. Beanie Babies are the original bean-filled line from the 1990s. Beanie Boos arrived much later and are known for their oversized, glittery eyes. They are valued differently, so always check which line your plush belongs to.

How do I find out which tag generation I have?

Compare the heart-shaped hang tag and the fabric tush tag with our Tag Generations Guide. Early generations are rarer and usually worth more than later ones of the same character.

Where do your values come from?

Our estimates are based on recent completed sales, not asking prices. Condition, tag condition and authenticity all change what a specific beanie is worth, so treat every value as a guide rather than a guarantee.

Where is the best place to sell my beanies?

Online marketplaces such as eBay reach the most collectors. Use clear photos of both tags, describe any flaws honestly, and price against sold listings rather than active ones.

Can’t find your beanie?

Tell us which one you are looking for and we will add it to the database.