When it comes to Ty Beanie Babies, knowing the generation of your hang tags can make or break your collection’s worth—and we’re here to show you why it matters.
Our Beanie Babies Hang Tags guide dives deep into the world of tag generations, from the rare 1st gen treasures to later editions, revealing how these small details drive value in 2025.
Whether you’ve got a pristine Valentino or a well-loved Zip, understanding hang tag differences—design, text, and numbering—can turn a casual plush into a collector’s goldmine.
Don’t guess your Beanie’s value; master the tags and unlock the true potential of your Ty treasures today!
Here are links to pages that will help you identify which Generation your Hang Tag is.
1st Generation
2nd Generation
3rd Generation
4th Generation
Discover the critical role hang tags play in determining the value of your Ty Beanie Babies with this detailed guide to Generations 1-4.
From the flat, non-opening 1st Generation tags made in China or Korea to the mass-produced 4th Generation tags featuring poems and birthdays, each generation has unique traits that affect a Beanie’s worth. Learn how rare 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Generation tags can signal valuable collectibles, while most 4th Generation Beanies fetch less than $5.
Packed with visuals and tips—like spotting counterfeit U.K. tags—this article equips collectors to identify tag generations, avoid pitfalls, and maximize their Beanie Babies’ potential in 2025.
Click Here: 1st-4th Generation Hang Tags
5th Generation
6th Generation
7th Generation
8th Generation
9th Generation
10th Generation
11th Generation
12th Generation
13th Generation
14th Generation
15th Generation