Guides
Fast food toy guide
Match McDonald's transforming food toys by their food shape, robot or dinosaur form, and release details. Compare the original Changeables waves and learn which clues need a closer look.
Beanie Baby guide
Recognize Valentino’s brown nose and red heart, compare tag generations, and learn how documented variations and promotional releases differ from common error claims.
Beanie Baby guide
Compare royal blue and light blue Peanut across Beanie Baby, Beanie Buddy and Teenie releases, with a separate look at the purple anniversary Peanut II.
Fast food toy guide
Identify the 2004 McDonald’s Teenie Beanie bears by their designs and bag numbers, and compare the U.S. and Canadian anniversary versions.
Fast food toy guide
Meet the original costumed McNugget Buddies and compare their removable pieces, packaging and Corny variants when identifying a loose toy or a set.
Beanie Baby guide
Compare Garcia’s plain chest with Peace’s embroidered symbol, then check tag generations, tie-dyed fabric and documented variations.
Beanie Baby guide
The nine toys are settled but the labels are not. Identify genuine early versions of the Original Nine through tag generations, the Brownie and Punchers renames, and Spot's missing spot.
Beanie Baby guide
Learn how to read Princess’s tag layout, country and pellet wording, then compare your bear with the documented versions. Includes advice for missing tags and researching value.
Beanie Baby guide
Compare tags, fabric and construction with references for the exact Beanie Baby. Use this screening guide to identify questions that need closer examination or specialist authentication.
Beanie Baby guide
Use the sewn label, size and physical details to identify a Beanie Baby without its paper heart, and learn when a precise version should remain uncertain.
Beanie Baby guide
Learn to read the paper heart and sewn label, compare tag generations with photographs, and understand what the tags can tell you about a Beanie Baby.
Beanie Baby guide
Compare Zip’s face, whiskers and paws across the classic Beanie Baby designs, the 1998 Teenie and the later Zip II release.
