Check Your Attic For These Old Toys That Are Worth Hundreds

Before you go clearing out your attic or basement for spring cleaning, you might want to check this list to make sure you're not throwing out a fortune.

Toy collectors and enthusiasts will spend hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars for vintage and rare pieces. But really, what are the odds you still have a toy from your childhood that's still in mint condition?

Here are a bunch of toys that could make you a lot of money:

Garbage Pail Kids – Some cards sell as high as $300 with whole series bringing in $4,000.
Pokémon Cards – Rare cards that are still in good condition can net thousands of dollars.
1978 Luke Skywalker Action Figure – Collectors have shelled out $25,000 for this catch.
PEZ Dispensers – Rare dispensers, like 1982's Astronaut B, bring in $32,000 at auction.
Monopoly – An original hand-drawn game from 1933 is worth about $150K, other vintage versions are worth a lot of money.
Game Boy – Mint condition Game Boys sell for hundreds and special edition are worth more than $1,500.
Hot Wheels – Prototype-only cars like the 1969 “Volkswagen Beach Bomb” are valued at $125,000.
Pound Puppies – A first edition Pound Puppy is worth $5,000.
Cabbage Patch Dolls – A collection of 5,000 dolls is on sale for $360,000.
Sega Genesis – A working game console in good condition can sell for up to $2,000.
Pushcart Pete – This toy originally sold for 50 cents back in 1936, now it's worth $3,000.
1982 Skeletor Action Figure – You could make $2,000 if you have this figure in-box and mint condition.
Lite Brite – An original version of this toy can go for more than $100.
Happy Meal Toys – Full collections of themes throughout the years can bring in some serious cash. A 2002 Disney theme sold for $300.
Furby – An original Furby in an unopened box is worth $900.
Talkboy – Popularized by "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York", this toy can sell for more than $200.
Beanie Babies – Collectors will pay thousands for rare and limited edition Beanie Babies. The 1997 1st Edition Princess Diana Beanie Bear could sell for $12,000.
Lionel’s Pennsylvania “Trail Blazer” Train Set – The 1934 Standard Gauge version of the set is worth $250,000.
1980's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Action Figures – Mint condition pieces are worth $600 and rare ones are $5,000.
Vinyl Caped Jawa – This Star Wars creature is worth $5,000 and is incredibly rare.
Transformers – These action figures in the original packaging sell for more than $2,000.
Jurassic Park Figures – The original dinosaur figures from the 90s could sell for $1,200.
Super Soaker – These vintage water guns from 1982 are worth about $1,000.
Stretch Armstrong – Vintage Stretch Armstrong dolls have sold between $4,000 and $10,000!
Mario Kart 64 – A mint-condition cartridge of this game is worth $750.
1964 G.I. Joe – The original version of G.I. Joe is worth $10,000 if it's mint condition and unopened.
Playmobil – Full, vintage sets sell for more than $800.
Barbie – Collectors will shell out more than $23,000 for a 1959 doll.
"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" – First edition versions of this book are worth $6,500.

Check Your Attic For These Old Toys That Are Worth a Lot of Money