UPDATED FOR WINTER 2021
If you’ve made it here, there’s a good chance that you’re wanting to find out the value of a Jellycat plush you have. To try and help out, I’ve written this handy guide.
It can be quite difficult to find out the price of an untagged Jellycat, especially if it’s a vintage one that isn’t very well known. This guide is best for those who either have a tagged Jellycat or if you definitely know the name of it.
If you know the name of the Jellycat you want to price, then proceed to read the next steps in this guide.
I’ve found that the best place to price a Jellycat is on eBay. I will base this guide on the UK market, but if you are based in the USA, the same procedures can be used using eBay.com.
To start, head over to eBay. You will find the following page, pictured below.
When the page has loaded, go to the search bar, entitled “Search for anything”, and type the name of the Jellycat you want to price. For example, I will search for a “Sherbet Bashful Bunny” (highlighted in red).
You should find a page that looks a little bit like the one pictured below.
This won’t show you the value as such, only the price that people have listed for. A seller can list whatever price they want for anything, but the value is only as much as a buyer is willing to pay for that item. To get the true value, you will want to filter the results so you only see sold items.
Scroll down the page until you see a section on the left hand side titled Show Only. Tick the checkbox called Sold items. This will also automatically select Completed items. This is no problem as we want to see the completed sales (sales that were actually paid for).
When the page has loaded with your filtered results, you will want to filter the results further by sorting from the lowest price. Click on the drop-down box that currently says Ended recently and change it to Lowest price + P&P.
Below are some of the results we get back (as of 30th November 2021).
As you can see, they start at just over £47.
And a few more…
A lot depends on the size and condition of the Jellycat. For example, a medium Sherbet Bashful Bunny ranges from about £50 up to about £90. The £50 medium Sherbet bunny was in poor condition with no tags and the £90 bunny was BNWT (Brand New With Tags).
The best thing to do is to search for your Jellycat and using the guide above, filter the results, then find a Jellycat that most accurately fits with the condition of the one you are trying to price.
I hope you find this guide helpful in trying to find the value of your Jellycat/Bashful Bunnies.
Visit eBay using the links below to start pricing your Jellycat
