The ‘80s was one of the greatest decades for children’s toys. If you held onto these toys they could be worth a mint, depending on factors including its rarity, condition, popularity and particularly if they are unopened in its original box.
The home of pop culture and entertainment Zavvi has pulled data from Ranker.com to find ‘80s collectibles that could be worth a small fortune.
If you have ‘80s collectibles that you think may be valuable, it’s a good idea to research specialist toy auctions or consult a professional to get an expert opinion.
Tim Weeks, toy specialist at Wessex Auction Rooms says “It’s amazing to think how many of these classic toys are still tucked away people’s lofts and could be worth a small fortune. It’s not just boxed and carded examples that make money, even loose figures and vehicles in play-worn condition have value”
Looking for a bit of extra pocket money? See if you have one of the below rare toys hiding in your attic or garage.
Top 10 Most Valuable ‘80s Collectibles
- Red Sea Crossing – Atari (£8,549)
- Pepsi Optimus Prime (£4,148)
- Classic He-Man Action Figures (£2,550)
- Vintage G.I Joe (£385.50 – £2033.30)
- Star Wars Action Figures (£1,728)
- 1986 American Girl Doll (£962)
- Daredevil Comic #168 (£891)
- 1983 Indiana Jones Action Figure (£773)
- Cabbage Patch Kids (£732)
- Game Boy (£634)
