So, I acquired a Daddy Bright Bouquet from someone years ago, and all they got in return was a MacDonald's Sweetie Belle. They had no idea that Bright Bouquet was worth a lot more, but at the time, I just felt great about the sweet deal I'd gotten.

Now, years later, I feel bad for what was essentially a scam, and I want to pay back the full amount of the pony's worth to the person I got him from.

One little problem, I don't actually have the pony with me right now, and all I have are some bad pictures of him from years ago, this being the best one, unfortunately. I remember he had some dirt I wasn't able to get off (though I didn't have access to a Magic Eraser at the time, so that might do the trick), as well as some small scratches here and there. If I remember correctly, his mane is a bit dry at the ends, and the end of his tail is frizzy. This eBay Price Guide says Daddy Bright Bouquet's current price is $11.34, but I thought it would be good to get other input, as I want to be accurate.

Does anyone would know his approximate worth?

Thank you and God bless!

It looks like Assyrian or Old Persian cuneiform to me, but I can't tell much else about it. It does look as though someone made the marks by hand...

here's the wikipedia page about variations of cuneiform, maybe you can compare the marks to their alphabet charts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuneiform#Akkadian_cuneiform

Thank you! Comparing the two, I don't really think it's cuneiform, though it is so similar. :/

I talked to my friend. She knows absolutely nothing about it except that a ten-year-old Russian girl said it was very special and gave it to her after my friend had given her a Bible. It's probably just a little stick figure, but I might look into having a jewelry expert (if that's even a thing) examine it.

Thank you everypony for your help!

I don’t know what, but my guess is cuneiform (a system of writing originating about 3200 BC and is one of the earliest systems of writing) but it looks to be out of order compared to regular cuneiform, or it could also be a picture. It looks a bit like a man carrying some sort of stick to me. Does your friend know anything about where/when the ring was made or where it might have originated? We can rule out several options if we know where it might have been made (if it isn’t of Russian origins) and when.

Thank you so much! I'll ask her, but I don't think she knows any more about it than I do.

Woops, let's try that again! 

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Does this work?

Welcome! It's very impressive that you taught yourself English, and that ponies helped you.

I grew up with G3s, and I just love them so much. It was a very long time before I got my hands on a real-live G1, but I had already fallen in love with them before that, even though I was born after their time. :p G1s and G3s just are so cute and horse-like (which I appreciate so much - lookin' at you, FiM). They smell nice, there are just so many of them. I love the creativity that went into them. And they're also just well-made.

Hi, it's been a while, but I recently got this bisque doll at Goodwill. I've seen lots of girl dolls at Goodwills, but I've never seen a boy doll before, so I snatched this little guy up. The stamp on his neck says Little Companion, with a handwritten lot number of 1246/2000. I've tried to find him online, but the only place I found him was on Worthpoint, where you have to log in in order to see an item's value.

I was wondering if anybody could identify this boy and possibly how much he might be worth? I'm also wondering how much Little Companion dolls are usually worth (I've also seen them listed as William Tung dolls).

Thank you!