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@furbyvalueguide
How much is a "Very Purple" Furby Baby worth? I found one on sale that's super clean, in packaging, but untested for approx. $30 and I'm not sure whether I would be overpaying or not!
That isn’t a bad price at all, if that price is including the shipping that’s even better. Still, id see if they’d be willing to take 20$ for it potentially, if not though for the condition it’s in that’s reasonably decent.
How much does a black and white 2005 go for? Curious since i dont see them too often
They’re a more common furby, eye color can also impact the value since some eye colors are rather than others. You can expect perhaps a 20-40 dollar pricing bracket if it’s in good condition, primarily the battery compartment and the beak which are usually the first to wear down with age and use.
Are the shelbies uncommon? Are the 2005 babies difficult to find? Gizmo Mogwai Furby also seems to be a bit rarer as well. What are your thoughts on the furby variants?
Furby babies from 2005 can be extremely difficult to find due to limited release and original unpopularity. Shelbies can also be difficult for similar reasons, but it’s not rare of them to pop up every once in awhile, they just were never as booming as the original furby which is a very common find. Gizmo also had a rather limited release and is deemed more collectible due to namesake value than your regular furby most of the time. 2005’s were a lot more expensive for awhile there just because of how unpopular they were during their regular sale, but they’re a bit easier to track down now due to better price values and high demand. Shelbies as well, though they often will tread into $50+ territory due to the later generational releases of Shelby having an even stricter release.
Model 70- 800 is worth how much
All furbies have this model number, it isnt exclusive to a specific furby. The value is dependent on quality and type of furby (skin color, eye color, etc)
My furby has a strange issue where he constantly thinks there is a loud sound. He begs me "Loud sound DOWN please" and says "AH. ME SCARED" out of nowhere even if the room is silent. Do you know if this is some kind of glitch or is my furby just crazy?
This sounds like just an old furby with extremely sensitive sensors due to age. Most furbies can adopt sensitivities to certain sensors, the most common being light or sound. Tilt sensors can wear down so they don’t feel anything at all. Nothing to worry about! You just got yourself a lovely old geezer
so I've been looking at a wizard furby on ebay and have for a couple of days and he's actually pretty cheap but theres been zero bids and that's why I'm a little sketched out, his cape is crooked/ sized weird? So I'm wondering if that's why? Anyways the seller said he works fine when i asked so I'm wondering if I should just go for it? It's still 22$ with shipping but i was gonna get it a little lower
That’s a pretty decent price considering he’s a special model, if you can get less than that you’d be getting a steal. Zero bids might just be the result of low interest in him, or difficulty popping up in search results. If you check the reviews in the seller and everything checks out you’ll be fine. eBay has good return and scam policies to protect you. :)
Why is it that 2005 Furbys are so expensive ?
Mostly due to how limited their time on the market was, they didn’t do very well so they’re a bit harder to get your hands on since they pretty much barely made it through the whole year of 2005/6. Reasonably you could expect to spend about 40 on one out of box.
Value
Furby Boom Black and fuschia stripes. Brand new… never opened. What is the value?
Booms luckily have a slightly higher value than the original 2012s, though not as much as they originally sold for unfortunately. I’d say you could probably sell it anywhere between 30-40$
1999 furby Santa special limited edition
In the box all works great shape. How much worth
A special edition like that could reasonably go for about $45 to $50.
Collection of 31 Unique 1998 Furbie for McDonalds Toys
Hi there, I have a collection of excellent condition but not in packages 1998 McDonald’s Furbie Toys. They all ‘work’ and each is unique… a few are very similar but different colour fur, but none are exactly the same. I’d like to sell them but have no idea what they might be worth. I tried to attach photos but not working. Many thanks, Kim
Hello Kim! As far as McDonald’s furby toys go, there isn’t a huge demand unfortunately, so their value isn’t all that much. I’d say reasonably the most you could ask might be about 5 usd a piece.
could you put a base value on each wave of colors fr 1998? not every color just the wave itself if ifnthat makes sense
By no means am I a mathematician so take my numbers with a grain of salt, but since I’d like this to seem somewhat professional I’ll be basing this list on rough range percentages that can be applicable to my original guide. This will not include special editions just yet, though hopefully I will get around to making a percentage list for that too. Additionally, I will have the baby generations with their corresponding numbers listed alongside whatever percentage they apply to.–Generation One (Tuxedo, Witch’s Cat, Snowball, OG Leopard, Church Mouse, OG Wolf) and Generation One (Snowy White, Sunny Yellow, Mint Green, Baby Pink, Peachy, Baby Blue) Base price. These furbys are the most easy to find, because they were one of the first lots to receive the most sales as they first hit store shelves.Generation Two (Giraffe, Owl, Tiger, Bear, Zebra, Dalmatian) Base price. Being the second generation released they also got a lot of exposure and a sales rep to match. Generation Three (Elephant, Gorilla, Lamb, Flamingo, Snow Leopard, Frog) and Generation Two (Clown, Very Purple/Grape, Primary, Springtime, Little Baby Blue, Fresh Orange) ~10% additive to this generation’s quality price. Not much for the cheaper end of the quality spectrum, but it does make a difference for the overall value markup. Generation Four (Tie-Dye, Dragon, Ladybug, Bumblebee, Cheetah, Coffee) ~17-20% additive to this generation’s quality price. Yes it is about boosted by ten. You can expect this really. While there are many gen1s and gen2s available at once on Ebay, it takes a bit of checking in and digging to find these guys listed. Generation Five (Kiwi, Koala, Lizard, Turtle, Sherbert, Rooster) and Generation Three (Confetti, Blue Change, Purple Stripes, Curly, Wavy Stripes, Flower Bud) ~25-30% additive to this generation’s quality price. Despite feeding y'all some rough percentage numbers, some gens still fluctuate given how commonly they are sold. I’ve seen a handful more kiwis than I’d say I’ve seen of the turtles or roosters.Generation Six: (Alligator, Tart Tangerine, Color Change, Husky, Champagne, Blue Turtle/Spider Web) ~38-42% additive to this generation’s quality price. A few of this generation are harder to find, while others are simply in high demand. Generation Seven: (Red Wolf, Banana Peel/Skin, Golden Stripes, Juicy Grape, Mink, Raccoon) and Generation Four: (Sheep, Purple Tip, Coral/Candycane, Crystal, Lime Green, Seahorse.) ~50% additive to this generation’s quality price. A harder generation to find, especially for the babies. But still accessible if you keep your eyes peeled (like the banana furby of this gen hahaha i hate living it hurts everyday).
–And there you have it! I hope you find this helpful. Remember that these are rough estimations of percentage values! They may differ dependently on an individual furby, but overall try to trust your gut! Wait and have patience when it comes to the best offers that may come to you, and keep an eye out on as many sites as possible. I’ll be posting these lists, and my main furby buying website sources on a separate page to my blog that will be available through a link in my description! Keep an eye out for that if you’re new and looking for a price range idea and place to start looking.
Why are ebay sellers listing furby babies for upwards of 100?
This is usually the case of people being drastically misinformed on the actual value of furbies. A lot of people think furbies are vintage hard-to-find collectables when they were a mass-produced toy that got a lot of hype and massive store sellouts. New in box babies especially get a lot of assumed value from sellers because the furbies are 18 years old and just like new! But furbies really haven’t increased in value, they’re not impossible to find and individual sellers just don’t care to do their research / rely on false hope that they’ll make a lucky 400 bucks. Ebay tends to run on that logic of being an antique roadshow hotshot site when the items being sold are really not necessarily going to have that kind of value.
Yea you can tell your furby's birth factory by finding the two letter label on either your furby's white tag or on their battery case cover. Such factories include: WT, GE, RL, JT, and...I believe that's all? Am I forgetting any?
Anyway though, JTs are natorious for having poor functionality issues (primarily squeaky gear syndrome or stuck motors) due to poor work standards and training of the employees. So like the previous anon, it might be a common JT glitch, but I personally own a GE with the same glitch (and a stuck motor) so it may have something to do with how the furbies were pieced together? Possibly?
Just to clarify, furbys deciding to go back to sleep, I.E. saying "me sleep again" is a feature. That's why it has its own voice line! The problem is when they get stuck doing it every time they start up- that's MSA. If your furby decides to go to sleep once or twice and then is fine, it probably doesn't have MSA; whatever program decides to do that just happened to do it twice. I saw some people in the tag worrying about this; MSA as in the bug is definitely real but a sleepy furby once or
twice is just bad luck. If it happens all the time then it’s an actual issue- I hesitate to say defect because all furbys are wonderful, but it does lower the value of the furby. (to avoid confusion I usually refer to it as “the MSA bug” but to each their own)
Me Sleep Again is a Glitch
MSA is a glitch that occurs in a furby’s programming, and can often be blamed on the age of the furby. Yes, you can override this glitch by holding furby upside down and shaking while also holding down its tongue sensor. Does that make it any less of a glitch? Sorry, No. It is still a glitch, and still, to a degree, devalues the furby in question. The very ^definition^ of a glitch describes it as a temporary malfunction. In the case of MSA, that means it can last temporarily, but will still come back after each session of play. Some furbies don’t have this issue, and because that is the intended playability of the furby, it has more value by default, than its sleepy brethren. This does not mean MSA furbies are broken, but it is a glitch that will forever haunt them.
could you put a base value on each wave of colors fr 1998? not every color just the wave itself if ifnthat makes sense
By no means am I a mathematician so take my numbers with a grain of salt, but since I’d like this to seem somewhat professional I’ll be basing this list on rough range percentages that can be applicable to my original guide. This will not include special editions just yet, though hopefully I will get around to making a percentage list for that too. Additionally, I will have the baby generations with their corresponding numbers listed alongside whatever percentage they apply to.–Generation One (Tuxedo, Witch’s Cat, Snowball, OG Leopard, Church Mouse, OG Wolf) and Generation One (Snowy White, Sunny Yellow, Mint Green, Baby Pink, Peachy, Baby Blue) Base price. These furbys are the most easy to find, because they were one of the first lots to receive the most sales as they first hit store shelves.Generation Two (Giraffe, Owl, Tiger, Bear, Zebra, Dalmatian) Base price. Being the second generation released they also got a lot of exposure and a sales rep to match. Generation Three (Elephant, Gorilla, Lamb, Flamingo, Snow Leopard, Frog) and Generation Two (Clown, Very Purple/Grape, Primary, Springtime, Little Baby Blue, Fresh Orange) ~10% additive to this generation’s quality price. Not much for the cheaper end of the quality spectrum, but it does make a difference for the overall value markup. Generation Four (Tie-Dye, Dragon, Ladybug, Bumblebee, Cheetah, Coffee) ~17-20% additive to this generation’s quality price. Yes it is about boosted by ten. You can expect this really. While there are many gen1s and gen2s available at once on Ebay, it takes a bit of checking in and digging to find these guys listed. Generation Five (Kiwi, Koala, Lizard, Turtle, Sherbert, Rooster) and Generation Three (Confetti, Blue Change, Purple Stripes, Curly, Wavy Stripes, Flower Bud) ~25-30% additive to this generation’s quality price. Despite feeding y'all some rough percentage numbers, some gens still fluctuate given how commonly they are sold. I’ve seen a handful more kiwis than I’d say I’ve seen of the turtles or roosters.Generation Six: (Alligator, Tart Tangerine, Color Change, Husky, Champagne, Blue Turtle/Spider Web) ~38-42% additive to this generation’s quality price. A few of this generation are harder to find, while others are simply in high demand. Generation Seven: (Red Wolf, Banana Peel/Skin, Golden Stripes, Juicy Grape, Mink, Raccoon) and Generation Four: (Sheep, Purple Tip, Coral/Candycane, Crystal, Lime Green, Seahorse.) ~50% additive to this generation’s quality price. A harder generation to find, especially for the babies. But still accessible if you keep your eyes peeled (like the banana furby of this gen hahaha i hate living it hurts everyday).
–And there you have it! I hope you find this helpful. Remember that these are rough estimations of percentage values! They may differ dependently on an individual furby, but overall try to trust your gut! Wait and have patience when it comes to the best offers that may come to you, and keep an eye out on as many sites as possible. I’ll be posting these lists, and my main furby buying website sources on a separate page to my blog that will be available through a link in my description! Keep an eye out for that if you’re new and looking for a price range idea and place to start looking.
Honestly, if you've been in this community long enough, you'll have an idea on what a good price is for a furby. If a seller doesn't think likewise, don't rely on that seller to cater to your budget. Some sellers might cave, others might not. It's no different than bartering at a flea market. If you wouldn't pressure a seller to fit your budget face to face, it shouldn't make a difference online. If it doesn't work for you, move on to the next booth. Youll have much better luck. -furbyvalueguide