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Welcome, collectors and dreamers, to the King of the Beanie Babies Collection — where the rarest and most valuable Beanie Babies on Earth are preserved in flawless, museum-grade condition.
What you are about to see isn’t just a toy collection — it’s a piece of pop-culture history.
Every bear displayed here has been independently authenticated by Peggy Gallagher Enterprises, the world’s leading expert in Beanie Baby verification.
These certified originals represent the pinnacle of rarity, the earliest production runs, and the finest condition known to exist.

Each bear in this collection has been officially authenticated and documented as Super Rare – Museum Quality.
Peggy Gallagher’s certificates are recognized globally by serious collectors, museums, and major auction houses as the gold standard for Beanie authenticity.

While most Beanie Babies were produced in China, only a tiny handful were made in Indonesia — known for their deeper color tones, softer fabric, and low production runs.
These early Indonesian versions are considered the rarest authentic Beanies ever made.

Both the Princess Diana and Britannia bears contain PVC pellets, the heavier, first-run filler Ty used before switching to lighter PE pellets.
Collectors prize PVC bears for their historical significance, weight, and rarity — they represent the earliest phase of the Beanie era.

Each bear features:

• 5th-generation heart tag
   
• 6th-generation tush tag
   

This exact pairing only appears on early authentic first editions — never on reproductions or later factory prints.

These bears have been graded Super Rare – Museum Quality by Peggy Gallagher herself.
That means flawless color, no stitching defects, and crisp, uncreased tags.
Only about 1% of authenticated Beanies ever meet this condition standard.

Princess (Indonesia PVC, “No-Space” Error)
Created in 1997 to honor Princess Diana.
The “no-space” printing error (“GasportUK”) marks this bear as part of the first production batch ever made — corrected almost immediately afterward.

Britannia (Indonesia PVC, Flag Edition)
Released exclusively in the United Kingdom as the first international flag Beanie Baby.
Produced in extremely limited numbers and retired soon after release, making Indonesian PVC versions nearly impossible to find mint and authenticated.

1st Generation (Launch)

1993 – 1994China (Prototype Phase)PVC1st / 1stExtremely LowThe original 9 Beanies; no poems, no birthdays — the beginning of it all.

2nd Generation (Expansion)1994 – 1995ChinaPVC2nd / 2ndLowSwing tags introduced; small-scale output.

3rd Generation (Growth)1995 – 1996China & IndonesiaPVC3rd–4thModerateIndonesia begins production — very limited, high quality plush.

4th Generation (Boom)1996 – 1997China & IndonesiaPVC → PE4th–5th / 5th–6thHighTy transitions to PE pellets; Indonesia factories close soon after.

5th Generation (Global Peak)Late 1997 – 1999China & U.K.PE5th / 6thMassiveWorldwide craze; international exclusives like Britannia released. Indonesian PVC bears from this time are now ultra-rare.

6th Generation (Retirement)1999 – 2000ChinaPE6th / 7thHighTy retires the line in 1999; later versions are common and hold little collector value.  

Beanie NameRelease YearOriginPellet TypeTag GenerationsAuthentication NotesPrincess (Diana Bear)1997IndonesiaPVC (First Batch)5th / 6thEarliest production, “No-Space” tag error, museum-quality certified. Considered one of the most valuable Princess versions known.Britannia (U.K. Flag Bear)1998IndonesiaPVC (Flag Series)5th / 6thFirst international flag Beanie, short run, retired quickly. Indonesian PVC edition is one of the rarest authenticated variants in existence.  

• Only a few months of Indonesian production ever occurred before Ty shifted permanently to China.
   
• PVC pellet bears were the earliest type, quickly replaced by lighter PE versions.
   
• The Princess “No-Space” tag error and Britannia’s flag edition both identify true first releases.
   
• Each is certified authentic and museum-grade by Peggy Gallagher — the top standard in the collector world.
   

Collectors value these Indonesian PVC bears because they combine:

• Earliest production origin
   
• Original pellet material
   
• Perfect tag generations
   
• Documented authentication
   
• Untouched, mint preservation
   

Together, these traits create a combination of rarity and condition that’s virtually unmatched.

Owning authenticated Indonesian PVC bears like Princess and Britannia is like owning the crown jewels of Beanie Baby collecting.
They represent the intersection of history, rarity, and perfection — a status few collectors will ever reach.

To possess these bears is to hold the ultimate symbol of Beanie prestige.
It’s more than collecting — it’s crowning yourself among the legends of the Beanie world.

Because when you own these, you’re not just a collector…
You’re the King of the Beanie Babies.