How much can Shopkins sell for?

Moose Toys has sold more than 115 million Shopkins toys (generally priced at $2.99) since launching in 2014. Shopkins’s popularity propelled it to the No. 2 trending toy search on Google (GOOGL) this October.

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Is Shopkins discontinued?

With only 8 seasons produced, the line was discontinued in 2020.

What are the most popular Shopkins?

Shopkins are some of the most popular toys in 2016, and here are some favourites from the series:

Strawberry Kiss. A rare member of the fruits and veggies team, Strawberry Kiss is one of the best (and tastiest) Shopkins characters out there.
Tammy TV. Tammy is always excited.
Pancake Jake.
Ice Cream Queen.

What is Shopkin?

Shopkins are a range of tiny, collectable toys, manufactured by Moose Toys. Based on grocery store items, each plastic figure has a recognisable face and unique name. They also have special finishes like translucent, glitter, or squishy.

Which Shopkins are worth money?

These are a few of the rarest Shopkins for collectors to find based on the number that exists in the world and how long ago they were released.

1 Cupcake Queen.
2 Marsha Mellow.
3 Roxy Ring.
4 Frenchy Perfume.
5 Paula Puzzle.
6 Tiny Tiara Topper.
7 Sophie Trophie.
8 UK Cutie.

What is the most rare Shopkin?

Limited Edition Shopkins are the rarest of all Shopkins and are very hard to come by. Only a few hundred or thousand of these characters are produced worldwide. They all feature a different finish depending on their season.

What do you do with Shopkins?

For the uninitiated, Shopkins is line of tiny plastic toys, about the size of your thumb or smaller, from Australian-owned Moose Toys. Kids collect them and trade them with friends and classmates. They’re super-popular—stores struggle to keep them in stock, especially during the holidays.

What toys will be worth money in the future?

Top 7 Collectible Toys That Are Worth Insuring

1) LEGOs. In 1932, Danish carpenter Ole Kirk Kristiansen founded the company that would one day become LEGO.
2) Model Horses.
3) Funko POPS!
4) Toy Cars.
5) Video Games.
6) Action Figures.
7) Board Games.