What 70s toys are worth money?

Check Your Closet: These Toys From the ’70s and ’80s Could Make You a Fortune

Nerf Turbo Football.
My Buddy Doll.
Polly Pocket sets.
Thundercats Lion-O action figure.
Rare Pez dispensers.
My Little Pony generation one.
Original run of Transformers’ Optimus Prime.
Rare Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles figures.

What are some toys from the 1960s?

10 most wanted Christmas toys of the 1960s

Chatty Cathy. This talking doll gave Barbie a run for her money in the 1960s, becoming the second highest-selling doll of the decade.
Ken Doll.
Barbie’s Dream House.
Easy-Bake Oven.
G.I.
Wham-O Super Ball.
Suzy Homemaker.
Lite-Brite.

What was the popular toy in 1970?

LEGOs were becoming more and more popular as the seventies rolled along. Popular TV shows received their own dolls, Barbie was the undisputed Queen of Dolls, and educational games were in high demand (by the parents, of course).

Are dolls from the 70s worth anything?

There were (and still are) a ton of different versions of Barbie dolls, but a few special edition dolls are worth a lot more than their sticker price (around $5!). Dolls sold in their original package hold a higher value, but even the toys that come in the box are selling.

What was the most popular Christmas toy in 1970?

The 13 most desired toys of the 1970s, year by year

Nerf ball. Launched in 1970, the foam ball was billed as the “world’s first official indoor ball.” How safe was it?
Weebles. Habro’s Playskool line had already given the world Mr.
The skateboard.
Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle.
Magna Doodle.
Pet Rock.
Pong.
Stretch Armstrong.