These little talking fur balls were loved by some and hated by others. We weren't such big fans. So, who would have thought there'd be a striving collectors market today?

Mint condition, special edition Furbys can go for up to $550. We still think a Furby in a microwave is the best way to use the toy.

Oh man, Hit Clips were the height of technology. You could listen to one song from a clip the size of your keychain! We thought there was no way this

technology was getting topped. But iPods came along and Hit Clips hit the trash. Now, lots of multiple clips go for up to $100! Why did we throw out "Bye,

Bye, Bye?"

Back in our day, we didn't have fancy Pokemon Go. If we wanted to catch a Pokemon, we had to pick up a real live card! Pokemon is certainly as

popular as ever, but some cards are super valuable. Lots of mint condition individual cards will go for up to $50 and one base set Holo mint card is selling

for $13,500! We know we would have tried a lot harder to catch 'em all  if we knew they were worth that much.

Who knows why it seemed so cool to stick a peg in a hole and have it light up, but it was awesome! If you were real crazy, you could

write out a swear word, tee hee hee! Well, you'll be saying a couple swears when you find out that old toy could net you at least $50 and some even

go for closer to $200!

The super complicated version of Simon probably provided more headaches than fun, though it was so satisfying when you really got into the Bop It groove. Somebody's still trying to master

this thing, cause rare models go for $100. 

Everyone had to have this virtual pet. You did have to take care of it though by feeding it and letting it sleep. It even had a precursor to the poop

emoji. Nowadays, old school tamagotchis can go for up to $300. May it never die at that price.

These fairy beauties flew through the sky. As long as you didn't accidentally smack yourself in the eye with one as it was taking off. Though these were sometimes dangerous,

they were always cool to watch twirl through the air. Rare Sky Dancers now go for $150.

The dolls would transform from a cupcake into a pretty lady! We remember the hats always being too heavy, the hair getting real messed up, and the awesome sugar vanilla smell

they had that lasted forever! We could really see if they still smell that good, since rare versions of this little doll are going for $85. 

The original Instagram. Oh the thrill of seeing the tiny slides come to life! Someone still finds them exciting. Rare reels will go for $100, so if you had a collection,

you could be paying your rent with those pictures of Winnie the Pooh right now.

Crossfire! Crossfire! That commercial was played round the clock and though nobody knew how you played the game, everyone had to have it. Now, versions in good condition go for

about $95!