How much is a 1960 Barbie worth?

Barbara Millicent Roberts, better known as Barbie, turns 62 on March 9. She gained international fame after making her debut in 1959 wearing the now-iconic black-and-white swimsuit.

Early in the 1970s, Mattel launched the Talking Busy Barbie Doll, which came with a period-appropriate red tricot top and blue satin hot pants. In February 2021, a perfect talking Barbie that had never been taken out of the box traded hands on eBay for about $1,049.33.

The Deluxe Quick Curl Barbie Doll, another enduring icon from the 1970s, had stylish, instantaneously curly hair. The asking price on eBay for one of these dolls in fair condition that is still in the box is present $531.64.

The Pink Splendor Barbie is a vintage from 1996 that has a pale pink gown composed of beautiful silk satin and accented with glittering, delicate lace. On eBay, a collector’s edition of this Barbie that is brand new and unused is listed for $1,000.

Barbie from the 1997 Fabergé Imperial Elegance collection is constructed of porcelain, and more than 175 hand-sewn Swarovski crystals adorn her rich blue satin dress and gold lame underskirt. This doll is still in brand-new condition and is for sale on eBay for $699.99.

The Marie Antoinette doll is a porcelain Barbie from 2003. She is adorned in a majestic blue gown and matching bodice that is laced in gold. On eBay, you can get this limited-edition doll in mint condition for $2,799. The Empress Josephine Barbie, which was introduced in 2005, is dressed in a red velvet robe over a satin empire-style gown. On eBay, a brand-new doll that has never been taken out of the box is offered for $1,200.

How much is a 1960 Barbie worth?

A mint-in-box original 1960 Barbie doll is now worth $8,000 to $10,000, according to Reader’s Digest, a far cry from her original $3 price tag. On eBay, though, you may get somewhat less perfect models for cheaper money; one of them sold in December 2020 for $3,999.