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Shopkins are tiny, grocery-store-inspired toys, each with their own unique name, look, and personality. While the plastic toys were discontinued in 2023, many people still collect them. If you’re curious whether you have a rare (and potentially valuable) Shopkins on your hands, we’re here to help! In this article, we’ll explain whether Shopkins are really worth anything, tell you about the rarest Shopkins ever made (including how much you can expect to get for them), and explain how to value your own collection. Keep reading to learn more!

Section 1 of 3:

The Rarest Shopkins Ever Made

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  1. Cupcake Queen takes the cake (pun intended!) as the rarest Shopkin. This golden metallic cupcake with white frosting is a Limited Edition release from Season 1, all the way back in 2014. She also appears as a side character in the Shopkins cartoon series.[1]
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 1
    • Value: $100+
    • Note: A different variation of Cupcake Queen was released in Season 10, and only 100 were produced.
  2. Marsha Mellow is a golden, glittery marshmallow Limited Edition release from 2014. Only 100 were produced of her worldwide, which makes her quite rare! She’s definitely beloved for her squishy and blingy look.
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 2
    • Price: $100+
    • Note: A different variation of Marsha Mellow was released in Season 10, and only 250 were produced.
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  3. With her gold band and shiny, clear diamond, Roxy Ring looks just as rare as she actually is! She’s a Limited Edition release from Season 3, and only 100 of these rings were produced in 2015. That makes her quite hard to come by![2]
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 3
    • Price: $100+
    • Note: A different version of Roxy Ring was released in Season 10, and only 250 were produced.
  4. Buttercup is the cutest melting stick of butter in the Shopkins universe, and the rarest, too! She’s a Limited Edition release, with a top half of sparkling silver and a bottom half of sweet, pale yellow.
    • Number made: 250
    • Season: 1
    • Price: $100+
  5. Rub-a-Glove is a silver glittery glove, complete with 2 arms and a 4-finger hat. She’s a rare Limited Edition Shopkins from Season 2, and is known for loving to clean!
    • Number made: 250
    • Season: 2
    • Price: $100+
    • Note: A different version of Rub-a-Glove was released in Season 10, and 5,000 were produced.
  6. Brenda Brooch is a Limited Edition, jewelry-like Shopkins from Season 3. She’s a blue gem that’s framed by gold and pearl trim. So, she looks as expensive as she is rare![3]
    • Number made: 250
    • Season: 3
    • Price: $100+
    • Note: A different version of Brenda Brooch was released in Season 10, and 10,000 were produced.
  7. Finding this little Shopkins smells like sweet victory! Frenchy Perfume is a translucent yellow Shopkins from the Perfume Pretties Limited Edition release of Season 4. She has a beautiful golden cap and pink ribbon to complement her bottle.
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 4
    • Price: $50+
  8. Pretty Puff is another Limited Edition release from Season 4. She’s a sweet, pink perfume bottle complete with a silver top and a hot pink puff.
    • Number made: 250
    • Season: 4
    • Price: $50+
  9. It’s no puzzle to see why Paula Puzzle is such a rare Shopkins! She’s a Limited Edition toy from Season 5, and only 100 were made. She looks like a Rubik’s Cube, with a metallic silver, pink, purple, yellow, white, and gold side.[4]
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 5
    • Price: $50+
  10. Fortune Stella is a cute, Magic 8 Ball-like Shopkins from Season 5. She’s another Limited Edition release from the Tiny Toys collection, like Paula Puzzle. She’s a translucent blue ball with a question mark on her head, and she looks like she’s deep in thought!
    • Number made: 250
    • Season: 5
    • Price: $50+
  11. Tiny Tiara Topper is a Limited Edition release from the CUTEtensils release in 2016. She’s a glittery, bright pink and purple crown with a sweet, closed-eye expression on her face.[5]
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 6
    • Price: $50+
  12. Sophie Trophie is a Limited Edition Shopkins from the Hollywood collection, and finding her is a true reward! She’s a metallic, multicolored trophy, going from gold and blue at the top to purple and silver at the bottom.
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 7
    • Price: $50+
  13. UK Cutie is a Limited Edition Shopkins from the Shimmering Snow Globes collection, which was released in 3 waves. She has a blue base with a coronation crown in her clear, snow globe dome, which represents the United Kingdom.
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 8
    • Price: $50+
  14. Mini Montreal is another rare, Limited Edition release from the Shimmering Snow Globes collection. This cutie has a red base with a gold and silver snowflake in her clear, snow globe dome.[6]
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 8
    • Price: $50+
  15. Fruit Loopsy is a Limited Edition release from the Season 12 Real Littles collection, which were based on real products. She comes packaged in a Froot Loops box, and looks like a clear bag of the cereal, complete with colorful cereal pieces inside!
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 12
    • Price: $50+
    • Note: A different version of Fruit Loopsy was released in Season 14, and 100 were produced.
  16. King Cone is a Limited Edition Shopkins from Season 13, which was the Ice Cream Snacks collection. He’s a tall ice cream cone with a silver, glittery ice cream top and a blue cone base. Getting your hands on him is definitely a sweet treat![7]
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 13 and 14 (rerelease)
    • Price: $50+
    • Note: A different version of King Cone was released in Season 14, and 100 were produced.
  17. Vinny Vanilly Cupcake is a Limited Edition release from the Glitterfetti Real Littles collection. He’s based on the Funfetti cupcake mix and has a translucent blue body with a sweet, winking expression.
    • Number made: 100
    • Season: 15
    • Price: $50+
  18. Tin’a’Tuna is one of the silliest, and rarest, Shopkins! She’s a Limited Edition release from Season 1, and looks like a metallic green tin of fish. She has a yellow, pouty mouth and fins on the top and sides of her can.[8]
    • Number made: 500
    • Season: 1
    • Price: $100+
  19. Twinky Winks is another Limited Edition release from Season 1. She’s a golden metallic Twinky with a swirl of cream hair and a purple bow.
    • Number made: 1,000
    • Season: 1
    • Price: $100+
  20. Papa Tomato is a jolly, old tomato and a Limited Edition release from Season 1. He’s a metallic red color with a red mustache, white reading glasses, and a jaunty yellow hat.
    • Number made: 2,500
    • Season: 1
    • Price: $100+
  21. Sunny Screen is the last Limited Edition Shopkins from Season 1. She’s a metallic blue sunscreen bottle, complete with a “SPF 30+” mark on her forehead and pink sunglasses.[9]
    • Number made: 5,000
    • Season: 1
    • Price: $100+
  22. Lee Tea is another glittery, Limited Edition release from Season 2. He’s a green tea bag with a yellow tag, and he’s holding a glittering cup of tea in his hand.
    • Number made: 1,000
    • Season: 2
    • Price: $100+
  23. Lenny Lime is a Limited Edition release from Season 2. He’s a truly blinged-out Shopkins: he’s a small lime that’s covered in gold and brown glitter. That makes him priceless and rare![10]
    • Number made: 500
    • Season: 2
    • Price: $100+
  24. Ticky Tock is another Limited Edition Shopkins from the Cool Jewels collection. She’s a gold and red wristwatch with a pink face that’s surrounded by ruby red gems.
    • Number made: 500
    • Season: 3
    • Price: $100+
  25. Baby Banana is the rarest Limited Edition Shopkins from Season 17, which was the last season of Shopkins that were released. She’s a glittery, cream colored banana with glittery yellow peel for hair. She also comes in a Dole banana box.[11]
    • Number made: 500
    • Season: 17
    • Price: $50+
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Section 2 of 3:

Do Shopkins sell for anything?

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  1. Few Shopkins are really worth much, except for rare and early releases. Generally, Shopkins are pretty easy to find and reasonably priced, says toy collecting expert Eireann Kanzig. “You could easily buy them in lots off places like eBay for around $10-20.”[12] However, very rare Shopkins, like Limited Edition releases, and Shopkins released between Season 1 and 3, can be worth quite a bit. These Shopkins are highly sought after by collectors, and some people are willing to buy them for over $100!
    • Most people don’t sell Shopkins individually, though. Instead, they sell their toys in bulk. Large collections can sell for over $100.
    • There isn’t a huge group of Shopkins collectors, which is why prices don’t usually go that high.
    • Most people sell their Shopkins on eBay or Mercari. There’s also a thriving community of Shopkins collectors on Reddit (r/Shopkins) who buy and sell the toys.
Section 3 of 3:

How to Tell if Shopkins Are Valuable

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    Rarity Shopkins have several rarity types: Common, Rare, Ultra Rare, Exclusive, Special Edition, and Limited Edition. Limited Edition Shopkins are generally the rarest and most valuable, since only a few hundred to thousands were made worldwide. They also come in special variations with different finishes (metallic, glitter, etc.) and colors.[13]
    • Most Shopkins come with tags that display their rarity type.
    • There are also collector lists online that list each Shopkins’ rarity type.
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    Season Shopkins were released in “seasons,” and there are 17 Seasons total.[14] In general, toys released in earlier Seasons are more valuable than toys released in later Seasons. For instance, Shopkins from Season 1 through 3 are the most sought after, while Shopkins from Season 12 and on aren’t as highly prized.
    • Check which Season your Shopkins are from using the Shopkins Wiki site, or consult a collector’s list.
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    Condition Like most collectibles, Shopkins are considered more valuable if they’re in excellent condition. Brand new and unopened toys typically sell for the most, while clean and unmarked toys sell well. You’re unlikely to get much for any toys that are broken, scratched, or dirty (unless they’re a very rare, early Season release).
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    Accessories Many Shopkins come with tags, themed boxes, or other accessories that help add to their value when you’re selling them. For instance, you definitely need to include the tag that comes with a Limited Edition Shopkins, as it lists your particular Shopkins’ number out of how many were released (e.g., 46 out of 100).
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This article was co-authored by Eireann Kanzig and by wikiHow staff writer, Devin McSween. Eireann Kanzig is a long-time toy collector based in Cleveland, Ohio. She began collecting toys in 2018 to preserve the wonderful memories of her childhood. As a millennial born in the 80’s and raised in the 90’s, her collection includes vintage and retro treasures and modern collectibles alike. Growing up, her grandparents owned an antique store, which allowed her the opportunity to see firsthand how items are tracked down. She was even able to go to Shipshewana, Indiana, to watch her grandfather as an auctioneer. Her mother has been a great influence as well by teaching her how to find collectibles throughout her travels. Eireann has also fostered a vibrant online community, sharing her personal collection and experiences with other toy collectors on social media @toyextraordineire. This article has been viewed 2,206 times.
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