⚠️ Reality Check: Most Squealer NOT Valuable

Despite being one of the longest running Ty Beanie Babies to be produced, most Squealer’s aren’t worth very much money unless it’s a rare 1st, 2nd or 3rd Generation version.

🐷 Squealer The Pig

Original DOB:
April 23, 1993
Retired:
May 1, 1998
Style Number:
4005
Hang Tag Gens:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Tush Tag Gens:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

🏛️ Original 9

Squealer is part of the Original 9 Beanie Babies group and was one of the very first to be shown off at a 1993 toy show by Ty Warner.

💵 Squealer Value Guide

✅ Hang Tag Versions Worth Money

🐷 1st Generation
$300+

*Price is for authenticated versions

🐷 2nd Generation
$100+

*Price is for authenticated versions

🐷 3rd Generation
$50+

*Price is for authenticated versions

❌ Hang Tag Versions NOT Worth Money

🐷 4th Generation –
Not Worth Money

🐷 5th Generation
Not Worth Money

🐷 Yellow Star on Hang Tag

Not Rare – Very Common

Value: $0.01 – $10

🐷 Beanie Babies of the Month (BBOM)

Not Rare – Very Common

Value: $0.01 – $10

⚠️ Authentication Recommended: For valuable 1st-3rd generation Squealer Beanies, consider professional authentication to maximize value and buyer confidence.

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5 Comments

  1. Hey, I was wondering how I would get a generation 1 Squealer to market? I don’t know how authentication processes work or anything. Help would be appreciated.

    1. Good day Susan.. Hope you’re off to a great start today. I see this message is from a WHILE back. However, I do hold a mint condition “Spike” as well as “Spooky” you seek. Straight from purchase, right into the armoire lol. They’ve been comfortable for a bit for sure. Only moving them around now due to moving things around in the house. They have all the verifications listed above

  2. I have aSquealer with a 3rd generation hang and 2nd generation tush. Assuming it’s not very rare but thought I’d check!

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