Rarest Beans

Hello! Welcome to our beanie blog highlighting the rarest Ty Beanie Babies in the hobby. This is an ADVANCED guide discussing pieces for the most sophisticated collectors. With this site we are hoping to better educate the most serious collectors and bring to light brilliant pieces.

For commons and standard rare pieces please visit beaniebabiespriceguide.com – this site is run by the top experts behind truebluebeans.com -the premier grading and authentication service. This is a GREAT resource for 99.9% of the beanies you will ever encounter. For that final 0.1%, we hope this site is illuminating. Please do not share or repost pictures from this site without permission/permission + attributed credit.

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Quackers with wings: ORANGE and yellow prototype Ty beanie duck

Quackers is one of the most famous and beloved original beanies on account of all the chaos around his wings and his name – QuackER or QuackERS (or Quacks)? Originally released WITHOUT wings (June 1994) with a 1st generation hang tag – then retired in the second generation where his winged counterpart arrived in January…

Chocolate the moose Prototype: Green and Brown: Original 9 Beanie Baby

This piece was another that found its way out of Ty Inc. via one of most famous (infamous?) prototype sellers back in the day (during protogate) – Pacman Beans. He had some of the most incredible prototypes. This one included. An original 9 Chocolate the moose prototype! Production color fabric, and green antlers. This lines…

Prototype Sting with white belly stingray beanie baby

Right on the heels of the solid tan Sting prototype, this is the famous white belly catalog Sting prototype example. Link to the white belly dino and lizzy set below. This Sting has production fabric up top, but a white belly underneath. Complete with pax tags – 11.11.1994 pax dates ahead of its June 1995…

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