After seeing which are the rarest and most expensive toys from the 90s, let’s now look at the 80s toys sought after and paid for in gold by collectors.
Let’s start with the Masters of the Universethe popular action figure series starring He-Man and Skeletor. Apart from the most common characters (He-Man, Orko, Man at Arms) the rest is worth a fortune: for example the Eterna playset can cost up to 3,000 euros if complete with box and all accessories, the giant characters Tytus and Megator (exclusive to Italy) reach 2,000 euros while the last characters in the line released in 1988 only in Italy and Spain, Skeletor Occhi di Fuoco and He-Man Laser Power, well over 500 euros if complete and working.
Then there are the dolls from the series Cabbage Patch Kids (in Italy, Bimboli) which can be worth up to 1,000 euros if complete. The A-Team series action figures (based on the cult TV series of the same name) could set you back up to $150 each if complete with packaging.
GI Joe fans are willing to pay up to 6,000 euros for the USS Flagg playseta huge aircraft carrier released in 1985 and of incredible dimensions (the runway alone is over two meters long) for what is to date the largest playset ever made for a toy line.
The insect men Sectaurs are worth a few hundred euros if accompanied by the respective insect/puppet and we cannot fail to mention the small My Mini Pony (or My Little Pony), some examples are sold on the second-hand market for up to 80/100 euros, complete in original packaging.
Then there are the legendary Transformersfor some complete robots in GIG packaging (such as Devastator, Predaking or Trypticon) be prepared to shell out up to 600 euros. The largest dinosaurs (such as the T-Rex) from the Dino Riders line even exceed 1,000 euros if new in original packaging, never opened.
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