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They followed up The End with another Beanie Baby made called " The Beginning," featuring sparkly stars embedded in the fabric, which marked the start of a new line of Beanie Babies. 48. Grace (Tie) Bottom line: The Attic Treasure collection was a short-lived experiment by Ty, but the scruffier, vintage-looking Beanie Babies have become some of the most expensive to collect. Digger was first made in orange, then red and later blue and purple tie-dye. The orange version is by far the toughest to find. 55. Scoop Beanie Baby (Tie) Bottom line: Ty made more than one dolphin Beanie Baby, but Echo was the most popular. He was released in spring of 1997, with an aquatic-themed poem reading: The most valuable Claude the crab Beanie Babies are these first-edition versions, particularly the ones with errors that set them apart from the rest.

His tag had two extra spaces, and Lips Beanie Babies with both errors are worth the most. 31. Original Clubby Beanie Baby (Tie) He didn't have a poem or a birthdate on his tag until a fourth-generation Stinky was released. 26. Jake the Mallard

Bottom line: Wise the graduation owl was wildly popular as a gift for high school and college grads. Perhaps the push to release him before the end of the school year hit was part of the reason for the multitude of errors on this valuable Beanie Baby's tag, which include: Hope, a tan-colored bear with white paws and a white muzzle, features closed eyes and is holding her paws together in prayer. 9. Halo the Angel Bear, Brown Nose Bottom line: Valentina, a bright, fuchsia-colored bear, is related to the similar Valentine Beanie Baby Valentino. While Valentino is white with a fuchsia heart embroidered on his chest, Valentina is fuchsia with a white heart. It was also a limited edition release and was kept in mint condition, which added to its worth. 19. Ringo Baby Racoon Beanie Baby He was first introduced on Dec. 29, 2006, but an updated version of Brutus was released in 2014 with bigger eyes and posed in a seated position. 31. Pouch the Kangaroo (Tie)

Bottom line: Mel the koala was released on Jan. 1, 1997. A different version of the cute gray koala was also offered as a part of McDonald's line of Beanie Baby prizes, but the regular Ty version is more valuable. Bottom line: Scoop, a pelican Beanie Baby, had the biggest beak of any Beanie Baby bird. The dark, slate blue material used to make his body was also used to make Lefty the donkey and Crunch the shark. Before he was retired, the golden giraffe was also offered in a mini, collectible version with McDonald's Happy Meals. 63. Coral Casino Beanie Baby (Tie) The originals made in 1996 remain the most valuable, particularly those with errors. 2. Large Peace Bear It also appears to be made in Korea, which indicates it wasn't mass-produced. Fifteen-thousand copies of Tuffy were given out at sporting events, but versions with so many errors remain extremely rare. 7. Gobbles

75. Snip the Cat (Tie)

Both are versions are brown bears with a union flag on the chest and a red bow, but the more rare version has a flag patch rather than the more common embroidered flag. Britannia was retired in the summer of 1999. 20. Snort the Bull (Tie) Bottom line: Gobbles is a picture-perfect Thanksgiving turkey until you look at her tag. She was released on Oct. 1, 1997, for the upcoming holiday, and several errors can be found on this particular specimen, including P.V.C. pellets and an error on the last line of the poem. Bottom line: Glory, glory Hallelujah! If you happen to have a Glory Beanie Baby teddy in great condition, start singing, because it might be worth thousands of dollars. Seems a little dated, but that's to be expected from something produced decades ago. 45. Fifth Generation Hissy the Snake