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Here are 25 McDonald’s toys worth a lot of money. The Madame Alexander line is known for its utterly beautifully crafted lines of dolls. Many are upscale ones sold to collector’s and on display instead of being for kids.
They can snatch up to $80. This is historical because it is one of the very first Happy Meal toy lines ever. The lines came in a variety of themes from jungle creatures to sea creatures, spaceships, aliens and McDonald’s characters. They could also double as erasers for pencils.
In 1992, McDonald’s crafted a set of toys bringing the kids to life. While not as full-scale, you could still snap off their feet and arms to mix up and thus having more than one was fun.
For decades, it’s almost been a rite of passage for parents to take their kids to McDonald’s. Despite the issues of their food quality, the leader of the fast food world still has fame with Ronald McDonald, the play areas at their restaurants and the drive-thrus.
What happens if a toy line becomes a hit?
Such a case was when Transformers exploded in the mid-1980s and suddenly you had slews of lines of robots who transformed into vehicles or other items. McDonald’s had to throw their hate into the ring with their take on the Transformers in the early 1990s. Thus, you had this line where hamburgers, French fries, and even cartons suddenly transform into tiny robots. It’s pretty nutty but it actually had some popularity. Today, they can go online for about $140.
For decades, the Super Mario series has been the cash cow for Nintendo, everything from e pic adventures to sports games and the brand’s mascot. Naturally, McDonald’s had to get in on that with a 2017 line featuring the iconic character. You had Mario, Luigi, Bowser, Yoshi and Princess Peach in various nice poses.
Yet McDonald’s has a quality to themselves as they always use their brand name to connect to major studios and toy lines to produce some top notch stuff.
There’s their “Shamrock Shake” for St. Patrick’s Day and holiday treats for Christmas time. For years, a constant was the special buckets they had for Halloween. They came in fun designs like ghostly white, witchy green and pumpkin orange and perfect for kids to use for trick or treating. Each also had a special toy inside themed for the Halloween season. Some folks kept them to pass down to their own kids and they remain a loved bit whenever new versions come out. Some can be pretty good in mint condition, going for a hundred dollars and show the Halloween spirit all year long.
As natural for the time, Disney worked with McDonald’s for a special line of toys based on the movie. What made it notable was each figure came with a glow in the dark piece that made it stand out more. An unwrapped version of the entire set of ten figures can snatch over a hundred dollars.
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