25 80's toys worth an insane amount of money

Nathan Johnson Published 07/17/2018 in wow

toy collectors will drop serious cash on the stuff that kids of the 80’s used to own

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Depending on the character and condition, these toys are worth $550-$5,000 today.
2.
Megatron Gun. An original, mint-in-box recently sold at auction for $4,000.
3.
Jem & The Holograms Dolls. While they’re not the most mainstream, a good condition doll will fetch you at least $700+.
4.
U.S.S. Flagg. If you find a decent condition one, or even a mint-in-box, the price point starts at $1,000 and goes from there.
5.
Michael Jackson ‘Superstar of the 80’s’ doll. Good condition dolls have gotten at least $250, which isn’t too shabby.
6.
G.I. Joe “Breaker”. If you have one, you can easily get at least $250 for it, if not more.
7.
Sise Fromm (Droids). He was also really rare, so his figure will run you $1,000 for a mint condition.
8.
She-Ra and Swiftwind. If you still have this combo set lying around in mint condition, you’ll be looking at a $2,000 payday.
9.
Wun-Dar He-Man. Either way, he fetches roughly $1,000 if you’ve got him in your basement.
10.
1978 Darth Vader. If you happen to find a mint condition of this figure, it’ll net you up to $6,000 easily.
11.
G.I. Joe Battle Tank. If you have an original model, with the original Steeler, you’re looking at $1,000 worth of “Go Joes!”
12.
Vinyl cape Jawas. The current day value of a cloth-caped Jawa is upwards of $18,000.
13.
He-Man & Battle Cat set .This one currently goes for $4,000 in mint condition.
14.
Mego Elastic Batman. At the moment, the current price is estimated at around $15,000.
15.
Transformers Generation 1. In a recent auction of an entire collection, the final price was somewhere upwards of $40,000.
16.
Raiders of the Lost Ark Playset. That means that a mint-edition of this set went for $2,000.
17.
1978 Obi Wan Kenobi figure. Out of the box, this figure could run you at least $2,000, but a mint-in-the-box edition would get you upwards of $6,000.
18.
The Real Ghostbusters Venkman figure. Recently, the Venkman figure sold on eBay for over $1,000.
19.
Boba Fett (Droids). If you’ve got this one lying in your mom’s basement, still in it’s packaging, you can get at least $1,000 for it.
20.
Thunderings Lion-O. A loose version of the figure will get you close to $500, but a graded, mint-in-box, can go for upwards of $1,000.
21.
Any other Kenner Boba Fett figure. If you had any variation of Boba Fett sitting in your grandmothers basement, you could find yourself $2,000-$5,000 richer by selling it.
22.
1982 edition Skeletor. This edition of Skeletor can easily fetch upwards of $1,500 at auction.
23.
Masters of the Universe Eternia Playset. Currently, if you have a mint-in-box set, it’ll get you over $2,000.
24.
The original Optimus Prime. An original, mint-in-box will easily net you upwards of $10,000.
25.
A 1978 Luky Skywalker figure. In a 2015 auction, this exact figure sold for $25,000, and it was part of an entire Star Wars collection that went for a total of $500,000.

1.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Depending on the character and condition, these toys are worth $550-$5,000 today.
2.
Megatron Gun. An original, mint-in-box recently sold at auction for $4,000.
3.
Jem & The Holograms Dolls. While they’re not the most mainstream, a good condition doll will fetch you at least $700+.
4.
U.S.S. Flagg. If you find a decent condition one, or even a mint-in-box, the price point starts at $1,000 and goes from there.
5.
Michael Jackson ‘Superstar of the 80’s’ doll. Good condition dolls have gotten at least $250, which isn’t too shabby.
6.
G.I. Joe “Breaker”. If you have one, you can easily get at least $250 for it, if not more.
7.
Sise Fromm (Droids). He was also really rare, so his figure will run you $1,000 for a mint condition.
8.
She-Ra and Swiftwind. If you still have this combo set lying around in mint condition, you’ll be looking at a $2,000 payday.
9.
Wun-Dar He-Man. Either way, he fetches roughly $1,000 if you’ve got him in your basement.
10.
1978 Darth Vader. If you happen to find a mint condition of this figure, it’ll net you up to $6,000 easily.
11.
G.I. Joe Battle Tank. If you have an original model, with the original Steeler, you’re looking at $1,000 worth of “Go Joes!”
12.
Vinyl cape Jawas. The current day value of a cloth-caped Jawa is upwards of $18,000.
13.
He-Man & Battle Cat set .This one currently goes for $4,000 in mint condition.
14.
Mego Elastic Batman. At the moment, the current price is estimated at around $15,000.
15.
Transformers Generation 1. In a recent auction of an entire collection, the final price was somewhere upwards of $40,000.
16.
Raiders of the Lost Ark Playset. That means that a mint-edition of this set went for $2,000.
17.
1978 Obi Wan Kenobi figure. Out of the box, this figure could run you at least $2,000, but a mint-in-the-box edition would get you upwards of $6,000.
18.
The Real Ghostbusters Venkman figure. Recently, the Venkman figure sold on eBay for over $1,000.
19.
Boba Fett (Droids). If you’ve got this one lying in your mom’s basement, still in it’s packaging, you can get at least $1,000 for it.
20.
Thunderings Lion-O. A loose version of the figure will get you close to $500, but a graded, mint-in-box, can go for upwards of $1,000.
21.
Any other Kenner Boba Fett figure. If you had any variation of Boba Fett sitting in your grandmothers basement, you could find yourself $2,000-$5,000 richer by selling it.
22.
1982 edition Skeletor. This edition of Skeletor can easily fetch upwards of $1,500 at auction.
23.
Masters of the Universe Eternia Playset. Currently, if you have a mint-in-box set, it’ll get you over $2,000.
24.
The original Optimus Prime. An original, mint-in-box will easily net you upwards of $10,000.
25.
A 1978 Luky Skywalker figure. In a 2015 auction, this exact figure sold for $25,000, and it was part of an entire Star Wars collection that went for a total of $500,000.

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1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Depending on the character and condition, these toys are worth $550-$5,000 today.

2. Megatron Gun. An original, mint-in-box recently sold at auction for $4,000.

3. Jem & The Holograms Dolls. While they’re not the most mainstream, a good condition doll will fetch you at least $700+.

4. U.S.S. Flagg. If you find a decent condition one, or even a mint-in-box, the price point starts at $1,000 and goes from there.

5. Michael Jackson ‘Superstar of the 80’s’ doll. Good condition dolls have gotten at least $250, which isn’t too shabby.

6. G.I. Joe “Breaker”. If you have one, you can easily get at least $250 for it, if not more.

7. Sise Fromm (Droids). He was also really rare, so his figure will run you $1,000 for a mint condition.

8. She-Ra and Swiftwind. If you still have this combo set lying around in mint condition, you’ll be looking at a $2,000 payday.

9. Wun-Dar He-Man. Either way, he fetches roughly $1,000 if you’ve got him in your basement.

10. 1978 Darth Vader. If you happen to find a mint condition of this figure, it’ll net you up to $6,000 easily.

11. G.I. Joe Battle Tank. If you have an original model, with the original Steeler, you’re looking at $1,000 worth of “Go Joes!”

12. Vinyl cape Jawas. The current day value of a cloth-caped Jawa is upwards of $18,000.

13. He-Man & Battle Cat set .This one currently goes for $4,000 in mint condition.

14. Mego Elastic Batman. At the moment, the current price is estimated at around $15,000.

15. Transformers Generation 1. In a recent auction of an entire collection, the final price was somewhere upwards of $40,000.

16. Raiders of the Lost Ark Playset. That means that a mint-edition of this set went for $2,000.

17. 1978 Obi Wan Kenobi figure. Out of the box, this figure could run you at least $2,000, but a mint-in-the-box edition would get you upwards of $6,000.

18. The Real Ghostbusters Venkman figure. Recently, the Venkman figure sold on eBay for over $1,000.

19. Boba Fett (Droids). If you’ve got this one lying in your mom’s basement, still in it’s packaging, you can get at least $1,000 for it.

20. Thunderings Lion-O. A loose version of the figure will get you close to $500, but a graded, mint-in-box, can go for upwards of $1,000.

21. Any other Kenner Boba Fett figure. If you had any variation of Boba Fett sitting in your grandmothers basement, you could find yourself $2,000-$5,000 richer by selling it.

22. 1982 edition Skeletor. This edition of Skeletor can easily fetch upwards of $1,500 at auction.

23. Masters of the Universe Eternia Playset. Currently, if you have a mint-in-box set, it’ll get you over $2,000.

24. The original Optimus Prime. An original, mint-in-box will easily net you upwards of $10,000.

25. A 1978 Luky Skywalker figure. In a 2015 auction, this exact figure sold for $25,000, and it was part of an entire Star Wars collection that went for a total of $500,000.

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1.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Depending on the character and condition, these toys are worth $550-$5,000 today.

2.
Megatron Gun. An original, mint-in-box recently sold at auction for $4,000.

3.
Jem & The Holograms Dolls. While they’re not the most mainstream, a good condition doll will fetch you at least $700+.

4.
U.S.S. Flagg. If you find a decent condition one, or even a mint-in-box, the price point starts at $1,000 and goes from there.

5.
Michael Jackson ‘Superstar of the 80’s’ doll. Good condition dolls have gotten at least $250, which isn’t too shabby.

6.
G.I. Joe “Breaker”. If you have one, you can easily get at least $250 for it, if not more.

7.
Sise Fromm (Droids). He was also really rare, so his figure will run you $1,000 for a mint condition.

8.
She-Ra and Swiftwind. If you still have this combo set lying around in mint condition, you’ll be looking at a $2,000 payday.

9.
Wun-Dar He-Man. Either way, he fetches roughly $1,000 if you’ve got him in your basement.

10.
1978 Darth Vader. If you happen to find a mint condition of this figure, it’ll net you up to $6,000 easily.

11.
G.I. Joe Battle Tank. If you have an original model, with the original Steeler, you’re looking at $1,000 worth of “Go Joes!”

12.
Vinyl cape Jawas. The current day value of a cloth-caped Jawa is upwards of $18,000.

13.
He-Man & Battle Cat set .This one currently goes for $4,000 in mint condition.

14.
Mego Elastic Batman. At the moment, the current price is estimated at around $15,000.

15.
Transformers Generation 1. In a recent auction of an entire collection, the final price was somewhere upwards of $40,000.

16.
Raiders of the Lost Ark Playset. That means that a mint-edition of this set went for $2,000.

17.
1978 Obi Wan Kenobi figure. Out of the box, this figure could run you at least $2,000, but a mint-in-the-box edition would get you upwards of $6,000.

18.
The Real Ghostbusters Venkman figure. Recently, the Venkman figure sold on eBay for over $1,000.

19.
Boba Fett (Droids). If you’ve got this one lying in your mom’s basement, still in it’s packaging, you can get at least $1,000 for it.

20.
Thunderings Lion-O. A loose version of the figure will get you close to $500, but a graded, mint-in-box, can go for upwards of $1,000.

21.
Any other Kenner Boba Fett figure. If you had any variation of Boba Fett sitting in your grandmothers basement, you could find yourself $2,000-$5,000 richer by selling it.

22.
1982 edition Skeletor. This edition of Skeletor can easily fetch upwards of $1,500 at auction.

23.
Masters of the Universe Eternia Playset. Currently, if you have a mint-in-box set, it’ll get you over $2,000.

24.
The original Optimus Prime. An original, mint-in-box will easily net you upwards of $10,000.

25.
A 1978 Luky Skywalker figure. In a 2015 auction, this exact figure sold for $25,000, and it was part of an entire Star Wars collection that went for a total of $500,000.