2006 Holiday Barbie Doll by Bob Mackie

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Even though Holiday Barbies came only once a year, they’re not all rare since they were mass-produced. As you can see, the worth of Holiday Barbies depends on their year and condition and the year they were made. Claus ballgown with white opera gloves, bold black and gold buckle belt and lace hemming on the overskirt. It’s a far cry from the Damage Box Holiday Barbie whose box has more significant wear and tear, although it’s never been removed.

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Of all the exclusive Holiday Barbies, the 1988 – 1995 models are ultra-rare because they’re the original models, and it’s been a while since they first hit the market.There’s no perfect way to collect the dolls, but you can seek guidance from guides like you’re doing now. If you have questions about keeping your dolls in MIB, you can chat with a friendly manager online anytime.

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What’s better than getting an all-exclusive smiling Barbie doll with the biggest hair you’ve ever seen? In 1999, Mattel Christened its Barbie Doll, the Millennium Princess, in honor of the new Millennium.However, it’s safe to say that older dolls are worth a little bit more (unless of course they’re limited edition versions). Barbie collectors and sellers alike use storage units to make sure their dolls stay in mint condition. Then in 2019 (another 30 years later), Mattel released two versions of the anniversary model in silver dresses. They’re built for display only as the company expects them to join the holiday décor hence their fixed features. Removed from Box= This Barbie is removed from her box but doesn’t have all her accessories and may need some TLC.

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Soon as they hit the market, Holiday Barbie dolls sold out, and Mattel realized it appealed to adult collectors as a collectible.She’s also one with beautiful festive accessories, including a red, gold, and green headband complimenting her holly-style dropping earrings.

2006 Holiday Barbie by Bob Mackie doll commercial (Italian 2006 Holiday Barbie by Bob Mackie doll commercial (Italian

Online sales through auctions or old-fashioned ads fetch the best value, and it’s the fastest way to get a quick sale. So, in 1959, she designed a 3D model and named the doll “Barbie” – the short form of Barbara – in honor of her child. She’s one of the Holiday Barbies that make collectors feel represented, seeing as she’s not wearing the regular English or American style formal gown.Considering the age, the chances of finding an NRFB or MIB are slim, and if you do find them, you should be ready to pay a pretty penny in exchange. Also, unlike the other Barbies, their dresses are monochrome except for a few limited-edition two-toned designs. Each Holiday Barbie has a unique accessory featuring festive symbols like Ornaments, Snowflakes, Stars, Holly, Fig Leaves, and more.