Here are the Most Valuable McDonald’s toys included in Happy Meal
In the history of Happy Meals, these are considered the most valuable McDonald’s toys that were ever released.
The popular fast-food chain has branches all over the world. One of the popular features that this restaurant has is its Happy Meal in which food and toys are intended to cater the young customers. Different toys were already featured in the Happy Meal, and some have become collectors’ items.
Based on the article in Mental Floss, here are the most valuable toys featured in McDonald’s Happy Meal.
McDonaldland ’70s Plush Toys
In the ’70s, McDonald’s created a fictional universe where Ronald McDonald and his friends lived. the company released commercials promoting characters such as Hamburgler, Officer Big Mac, Mayor McCheese, and more. Even before the Happy Meal was launched in 1979, these toys were already attracting the kids. The most eBay selling activity for this toy was for $330, although most tend to sell for between $50 to $70.
Dukes of Hazzard Cars
This toy was from one of the most popular shows on television for years that premiered in 1979 and had its last episode aired in 1985. A recent purchase of a full collection on the site was upwards of $350, and a single General Lee was listed for $250.
McNugget Buddies Toys
McNuggets, the McDonald’s chicken nuggets, was added to the menu in 1983. A Happy Meal was released based on this food item. From the early 1990s, the Halloween-themed toys were sold for about $112. The sets commonly sell for between $100 and $250.
Changeables Toys
Following the launch of the Transformers line in 1984, toys of the same kind became extra popular. McDonald’s released its own version calling it Changeables, and the figures were originally modeled after classic menu items. An unopened set of this was recently sold on eBay for over $400. Most collections range between $100 to $150.
McFurby Toys
A set of 80 McFurbys was released in 1999. A complete set of this toy was recently sold for about $150. A lot of 44 recently went for about $55. For the smaller collections, the price ranges between $1 to $25.
Boo Buckets
This toy made its debut in 1986. McDonald’s decided to bring back the toy in 2022 after a long absence but those that were from the 80s and the 90s have something special in them. The price of a complete collection of the three buckets from 1990 reached about $150 on eBay, while this lot of 17 was sold from 1986 sold for $200.
Meanwhile, for the most expensive doll house, nothing can beat the Astolat Dollhouse Castle.