Ty Kiwi Kiwi Beanie Boo 15cm

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Bubblegum was part of the very first UK release of Beanie Boos. He was later discontinued, redesigned slightly and renamed Kooky. Those with the original Bubblegum name are very rare. 6. Peanut Another one of the original seven, Coconut again isn’t that hard to find, but the first version of Coconut is a lot rarer. Loy was a Japanese exclusive Beanie Boo. He isn’t “rare” as such, but as he was only released in Japan, he is a little harder to find in the West. If you want a spooky, Halloween-themed doll, then MWMT’s White Ghost is the one for you! This one’s rare because of its soft, fleece-like fabric, glittery eyelashes, and sewed mouth. But it’s a retired piece, and there are no first-edition copies. So, it’s a bit difficult to get! The first version of Peanut had pink inner ears, pink on the end of her trunk and pink toes. 7. Treasure

We have seen region-specific and themed beanies, but what about a store-specific beanie boo that you won’t get elsewhere? Well, Treasure, the multicolored plushie from Justice Stores, U.S.A., is that rare plush toy. Waddles was one of the original seven Beanie Boos. The later versions of Waddles were quite common, but the very first variation is really hard to get hold of.The first version of Waddles had orange feet instead of the blue feet featured on later models. He also didn’t have blue under his wings. His fur was a slightly different texture too. Later, another Peanut Beanie Boo elephant appeared, but he is not considered one of the original seven.

Today I’ve been filming for today’s Vlogmas video, which will be released a little bit later on. I have also been adding more of your Beanie requests, so look out for those!

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Ty Warner didn’t focus only on wild and pet animal plushies! Take Henna the Ostrich, for example! It’s fluffy, multi-colored, and has detailed, glittery beaks and feet. But what makes it even rarer is its bird theme, heart tags, and feet. So, this one’s a collector’s favorite! Earlier versions had peach coloured ears instead of the purple inner ears are the later version. The first Coconut Beanie Boos also had a solid brown tail, whereas the later versions had a purple tip. There is also a noticeable difference in the texture of the fur between the two. 4. Kiwi Waddles is very popular and has been released across many Ty lines, including Ty Puffies and Mini Boos. 10. Loy You all might have seen a common squishy beanie boo with small eyes, fur, and nails. Well, the rare ones also have the same features, but those are a bit larger and glossier. But apart from that, you’ll also see some extra traits as follows: And the store doesn’t even make it now! So, it has less than 100 models in circulation, making it a rare beanie boo!

Now the difference between this first edition version of Slush and the newer variations of Slush are the ears. Newer Slush Beanie Boos have blue inner ears and the first version’s inner ears are white. The underside of his tail is also white compared to the newer versions which have a blue tip. 2. Rasmus Did you ever imagine you’d hug an elephant? With Peanut the Elephant, you can! And its silky loose beanbag body and mohair make it even more squishy! This one’s a region-specific UK model, making it rare elsewhere! Get elephants with pink ears and trunk tips for a rare, original make. The all-gray models might be new and cheaper. 2. New MWMT’s Christmas Dog You can recognize this with its ever-popular red-and-white striped body and yellow clothes like Ronald McDonald. Treasure was one of the first Justice Stores exclusive Beanie Boos, who was released alongside Sapphire the zebra.I’m not sure whether I can actually consider T-Bone a “rare” Beanie Boo as such, but he is certainly harder to find than most, especially for a low price and in good condition. Peanut was one of the original seven Beanie Boos that were released in the UK. All the original first release Beanie Boos were retired and replaced with eight redesigned Beanie Boos, which didn’t include Peanut. Instead, Bubblegum the Koala was renamed Kooky and a pink lemur appeared with the Bubblegum name alongside a Bush Baby called Cleo. I don’t know what it is but I love the chihuahua Beanie Boos! They are just co cute, so I had to include one! My favourite would have to be Nacho (because I loooove Nachos!), but I can’t really call him rare so couldn’t justify putting him on the list.