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I have a musical, moving head bisque doll by Dynasty Doll Collection made in Taiwan, but have done search after search and can't find her for sale or in image searches anywhere! I am wanting her value. She has "real" eyeballs and plays music while her head rotates.
Dynasty Dolls are selling for less than $20 on eBay.
I'm finding them between $18 and $40 online
You may not find this particular doll but will find many like it and the value will be approximately the same. Dolls that are made in such high numbers are rarely very valuable and the condition also has a lot to do with value (it appears the elastic is "gone" from the sleeves and pants legs of your doll).
I can not find anything about this doll.
These dolls do not keep their value. They are worth $25 and less.
She is cute! If she is 17 or 18 inches tall, she is one of the Dynasty Winterland or Christmas Series dolls that were released in the 1980s and 1990s. I don't remember them having names...just the series/theme. I think the company wanted the new owner to name the doll.
Sadly this time of year, they are not selling at all and some have been sitting since last Christmas unsold at prices as low as $5.00. There were versions like yours in the red coat with white trim and a green coat with white trim. One or maybe two of the varieties was holding a teddy bear, but some were just the doll.
I would wait to November and try to sell her. You could start in a local venue offering her as a Christmas doll and starting at $25 and take best offer. This way you would not have to ship her.
Shipping these days with the new USPS dimensional shipping is going to make the cost to ship her up to 3 times her value as a doll.
Post back when you sell her!! Thanks for sharing her!
My daughter was given a porcelain Dynasty Doll named Emily still in the box with all tags still on and certificate of Authentication as well. My daughter is only 3 so I'm putting it up till she's older, but I tried to do a Google search on her to see what year she was made or her worth so when I finally give it to my daughter I could tell her all about it, but couldn't find this specific doll.
So if anyone could tell me anything about our Dynasty Doll Emily I would appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
Dynasty Brand dolls were made by (or maybe just originally distributed by) Cardinal Inc. which appears to still be in business (they are on her marking).
Maybe you could call them to ask the year the doll was made:
Address: 400 Markley St, Port Reading, NJ 07064
Phone: 800-888-0936 or (732) 636-6160
Let us know what you find!! We doll fans love to learn!
The earliest it could have been made is the 1980s
I have a Dynasty doll, Nadine. I am trying to figure out her value as her price range varies wildly on the internet.
Thanks!
Dynasty dolls are mass produced. They lose value rather than gain. Most of these dolls are $25 and less
The reason the price value varies so on the internet is because the doll is mass produced. Most people who have this doll and no longer want it, try to sell it off at a very low price. Others, feel they deserve more for the doll because they paid a good price for it when it was new.
I would like to know the approximate value of a Musical Dynasty doll. I want to sell it, but have no idea where to start.
Thank you for your help!
These dolls are mass produced and so plentiful that most are not valued at more than $30 but usually even less.
The only information supplied is "musical Dynasty doll" so it would be difficult for someone to pinpoint your doll. You may be able to go on eBay and use the dolls name and size and find your doll.
Here are typical listings on eBay (the largest doll site in the world) and also the third link is to dolls recently sold.
www.ebay.com/
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They are worth about 20 dollars.You can go on E-Bay over a two month period and watch what your doll sells for.Make sure it is actual sales and not listed prices.You could try selling it for more at a yard sale or somewhere else.
I have a Dynasty Collection doll. The doll's name is Margarita, but I can't seem to locate her anywhere online to get her value. She's in mint condition and still has plastic around her hands and feet, and all the tags are intact.
She has never been removed from the box.These dolls are mass-produced and not worth much, even if never opened. Enjoy them for what they are.
The dolls in this collection very rarely sell for more than a few dollars and even more - dolls are very slow sellers so many are relisted many times and may never sell - even at very low prices.
You may not find this particular doll but most of the dolls are of about the same value - occasionally one model might sell for a little more but not too often.
Here is a link to the dolls presently listed on eBay from the Dynasty Collection and the second link are the dolls that actually sold and the price someone paid.
www.ebay.com/
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She is a 1989 Dynasty doll, Anna collection named Eva. I want to know more about her so if you do have some info please let me know. I love to learn about my dolls.
It is hard to find a lot of info about this company.
I found their trademark info:
www.trademarkia.com/
and some info that it is a private company out of New Jersey:
www.bloomberg.com/
A doll site I like had an interesting take on the modern dolls like yours and mentions the company:
www.dollreference.com/
Sadly the dolls did not hold their value. A lot of people blame eBay and Etsy for devaluing dolls as they went from being limited purchases in stores in big cities to anyone with a mailing address could get one.
That is why I only collect what I love! The value to me is then sentimental not money!!
Hope this gets you started in your quest to learn more about your lovely!
I would like to know how much my porcelain doll from the Dynasty doll collection is worth. His name is Randy. Who buys them?
Dynasty dolls are mass-produced and only worth from $15-$25. You can sell it on eBay.
Why is the Dynasty doll Alexis, in the blue dress, so expensive when others are worth next to nothing? I can't seem to find out why the huge price difference between that one and all the rest.
I have a Dynasty Doll Collection doll, Jennifer, that I am thinking about selling, but I have no idea how much she is worth. She is still in the original box, paper, everything.
I also have the certificate of authenticity and tags on her. I would like to find an honest answer on her worth.These are mass-produced dolls with little value, even if never taken out of the box. If you got $25 for it, you would be lucky.
I am looking to sell a Kelsey Dynasty Dolls Collection doll, but I don't know her value. She's pretty old and in great condition, but I found absolutely nothing online about this particular model or even about the designer.
By Charles M.
Hi - there are all sizes of Dynasty dolls listed on eBay and Google. I did see a Kelsey doll on Google but the value listed was unreal as most of these dolls sell for a low figure but yours could be more valuable.
You may have to spend some time looking for similar dolls to get any idea as to the value of yours.
There are over 800 Dynasty dolls listed right now on eBay but the best place to look is on "sold" dolls (left hand side of eBay screen) to see the "true" price people are paying.
Dolls are so plentiful that it is very difficult to obtain even a "good" price anymore. Just has to be a rare doll to reach even 25.00.
There are other sites to check but after eBay and Google?
I have a Dynasty Doll - named Tatiana #28/950 pieces worldwide. Does anyone have an idea of its' value?
By Nancy W. from Tacoma, WA
