Original Furbys, price help?

[wystearya]

I know someone asked if people were interested in these about a week ago, but I never saw any prices.

I dug out my old Furbys and I'd love to know what, if anything, they are worth!

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Mint in Box original Furby!   Box has some light wear and the plastic window has a small dent, but not bad!

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Another original release Furby and a Furby baby!

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Another pic showing the papers.  The black & white Furby's book cover was laminated with clear packing tape.  I guess I was afraid it would get crumpled, lol!

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Thanks so much everyone!
~Wystearya

[NovelNerd]

I've no clue on pricing but oh goodness the black Furby! I remember my sister having one of those and loving it to death, but she left it in the car one day during the summer. When we came back somehow the gears were messed up or something, and it woudl talk but everything was slow and slurred. She was so scared of it after that.

[melodys_angel]

I remember having these.  I have no idea on value though!

[wystearya]

Thank you both for the replies.  If ebay is any judge, I am guessing about $25 for the MIB one and a little less for the loose ones.

[Thunderwing]

I was able to sell my loose, working furbies for $20-30 each. It varies with color and alot with condition. MIB ones go for around $20-50. Again, it depends on which furby, if it is MIB or NRFB, and condition. Some go for alot more. Some go for less.

[kaoskat]

So cute! That's my favorite Furby Baby! Good luck finding them homes!

[Eviecorn]

I think you're right, wystearya.

[wystearya]

Thanks!!   I appreciate all the help lately! 

 I hope to get a shipping scale soon and then I will be able to open my own Etsy store.   

Post Merge: May 05, 2013, 09:22:30 AM

LOL - I just tested them out and they do still work!   I had forgotten how cute the baby's voice is!  And I love watching the big one rock back and forth when he 'dances'.   "Dance!  Do, do do!"  ha ha!