If you were a child – or even an adult — in the nineties, it’s probable you had a collection of Beanie Babies. In fact, it’s possible you still do. Perhaps you’re hoping (like me) one of them will ...

Beanie Babies were sought by collectors worldwide in the late ‘90s and could be sold for a massive return. The same reasons they were so valuable resulted in their downfall. Remember this. This is *** ...

The Beanie Babies craze has been over for two decades, but eBay is still full of listings for the plush animals, and the now-vintage collectibles come with some pretty wild price tags. Some apparently ...

Ty, the company that produced teddy bear-like animals known as "Beanie Babies," stuffed with beans and plastic pellets and labeled with a heart-shaped "TY," reportedly made more than $6 billion from ...

If you lived in the ‘90s, odds were you had at least one Beanie Baby. Children and adults alike were swept up in the sometimes frantic need to collect them. Beanie Babies were small, stuffed animals ...

As a new mom in the ‘90s, Gretchen LeMay turned the Beanie Baby market into her side hustle. She regularly monitored drops at Hallmark stores, buying and selling the most in-demand plushies. But one ...