Vintage Colorforms: $250 – $400
Do you recall the game Colorforms? The first Colorforms set, which was published in 1951, contained 350 vividly colored pieces that were bound together in a spiral-bound book. The pieces were arranged by the children in the manner that they deemed appropriate. So, in other words, considering how you could create a single figure or even an entire series, it was the ideal creative outlet…. It goes without saying that locating an original set with no missing pieces isn’t exactly a simple undertaking. It’s no surprise they’re so pricey!
Playmobil
If you have children, you are probably familiar with the term “Playmobil” and the adoration that youngsters have for these toys. Even for adults who have never had children, the majority of people can recall playing with them as youngsters, and they are undoubtedly a highly sentimental part of our childhoods. In other words, people are willing to spend a lot of money in order to recapture some of their childhood memories. For example, the 1995 Playmobil Victorian Dollhouse has previously been listed for $1000, while the Knight’s Castle has previously sold for more than $200. That’s not too shabby!
