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Barbie Doll Ornaments

21 years ago

Hi,...I have 8 small boxes of Barbie ornament dolls that someone had tossed in the trash...By Hallmark....Keepsake ornaments...Collector's series. 1999.

My question is...Do you know what these dolls might be worth now?...The doll's are still wrapped in plastic.

Thanks.

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Jonesy
21 years ago
I would check on EBay see if you can find some like the ones you have. My guess is they are just an ornament. I collected Barbies for 25 years, they have been reduced to doll status again. There are some vintage Barbies that are still worth big bucks but only the very rare ones. Most pink box dolls are just toys to be played with.
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