How much is a 1985 Cabbage Patch doll worth?

How much is a 1985 Cabbage Patch doll worth?

How much is a 1985 Cabbage Patch Kid worth?

Collectible Doll’s Auction Price	$3000.00 USD
Year of Manufacture	1985
Manufacturer	Coleco
Description	While many Cabbage Patch Kids are worth no more than a couple of hundred dollars, this particular CPK remains intact in his original box hence the high auction price.

What year was my Cabbage Patch doll?

Cabbage Patch Kids are a line of one-of-a-kind cloth dolls with plastic heads first produced by Coleco Industries in 1982. They were inspired by the Little People soft sculptured dolls sold by Xavier Roberts as collectibles and registered in the United States copyright office in 1978 as ‘The Little People’.

Are Original Cabbage Patch dolls worth money?

Cabbage Patch creator Xavier Roberts copyrighted his design in 1976 and sold the rights to company Giant Coleco in 1982. Dolls that were made prior to the Coleco handover are worth the most. Little Tilly Kay, a 1979 pre-Cabbage Patch Little People Original Doll sold for $550 in March.

How much are Cabbage Patch dolls worth now?

While it’s true that certain dolls, such as some “Baldies,” “Red Fuzzies” (rare red yarn-like fuzzy hair) and some of the other very early Coleco dolls bring over $100, and even some pre-Cabbage Patch Xavier Roberts dolls can bring over $1,000, most dolls sell for $10 to $30 and have not changed much from the original …

The most expensive Cabbage Patch doll ever. A 1985 Cabbage Doll called Teresa Ann sold on ebay for $2000 in April this year. The green-eyed cutie with a dimple in her left cheek still had the signature of creator Xavier Roberts on her bottom, which may have helped her fetch such a grand price. Getty.

Are old Cabbage Patch dolls worth anything?

Your vintage cabbage patch kid may be worth a lot of money if it’s in pristine condition, with some listed up to $3000 on collectors forums & eBay. While dolls out of their boxes sell for hundreds, some of the rarest dolls have been valued up to $50,000.

How can you identify Cabbage Patch dolls?

Look for Xavier’s signature. True Cabbage Patch Kids have his trademark signature on their left butt cheek. The color of the ink used depends on the year, but the most common colors were blue and green. Ascertain the materials used to make up your Cabbage Patch Kid’s hair.

What are the names of the Cabbage Patch Kids?

Cabbage Patch Kids originally had a different name. Cabbage Patch Kids were originally named Little People, adoptable dolls with birth certificates. In 1982, their name is changed to Cabbage Patch Kids. Pictured here are two of the original ‘Kids,’ Otis Lawton (1982) and Delila Lorinda (1983).