Do you have any 90’s toys lying around? If not keep an eye out because from magical playing cards to enormous boulders of stone, here are 10 unique objects worth a fortune!!

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10: Digimon Tamagotchi
Everyone knows that your useless toys from the 90s have dramatically inflated in price. Many of the silliest toys from decades ago are now super expensive, selling for ridiculous amounts of money to collectors. One of the more unique 90s toys is the Tamagotchi. But even more unique is the specific Tamagotchi that allowed you to raise your Digimon.

9: Vintage Typewriters
Do you have a vintage typewriter collecting dust in your attic? If so, these unique and archaic pieces of technology are worth an absolute fortune, and you could make a serious profit if you have the right model. For whatever reason, people are weirdly drawn to vintage typewriters. Even Tom Hanks is an avid collector of these vintage writing machines.

8: The Gutenberg Bible
Everyone likes a good read, right? Well, one of the most unique and expensive books in the world is the Gutenberg Bible, and it was last sold for a whopping $4.9 million back in 1987, which is a significant amount of money in today’s terms. Even just in 2007, a single leaf went on sale for $74,000. That's a whole lot of money for a single leaf from a book.

7: Blue-Eyes White Dragon
Since we're talking about unique objects worth a fortune, and since we've already gone over the mythical Charizard, it's time to talk about the Blue-Eyes White Dragon. Anyone born after 1990 must know about this infamous and wildly unique Yu-Gi-Oh card. Nobody even really knows why it is so unique. At the time of its creation, it was simply just a cool card.

6: Ikea Clam Chairs
Who would have thought IKEA furniture would be worth so much money one day? The IKEA clam chairs are trending huge right now at auctions, with a single set of IKEA clam chairs selling for over $60,000. This is incredible considering how old the pieces of furniture are. The rare and unique clam chairs were first designed for IKEA by a man named Phillip Arctander in 1944.

5: Jade Boulder
In the Southeast Asian country of Myanmar, previously known as Burma, miners discovered a massive jade boulder worth $170 million. This country is famous for their jade mines, providing much of the precious material sold to the Chinese market. Jade is an extremely lucrative business, and this single stone, which weighs 192 US tons, is one of the largest quality pieces ever discovered.

4: Coca-Cola Prototype
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One of the most unique objects in the world must be the only survivor of the Coca-Cola prototype bottle. This is something of a legend among treasure hunters. It is the only bottle remaining from the original prototypes more than 100 years ago.

3: Charizard
Yes, trading card games from the 90s!! All those parents who thought Pokémon were completely ridiculous, and all the kids who didn't keep their shiny cards in cases, are now feeling pretty silly. That's because Pokémon cards from the original series are worth a ridiculous fortune.

2: Moon Shoes
The most expensive pair of shoes in the world is also one of the most unique sneakers ever designed. They are considered extremely rare, and the most sought-after shoes on the planet. I'm talking about the 1972 Moon Shoes from Nike. The pair were sold in 2019 for a price of $437,500 to a collector from Canada.

1: Cobain’s Guitar
If anyone remembers Kurt Cobain's famous MTV Unplugged performance from the 90s, or more specifically the acoustic guitar that he used during that set, you will be excited to know it was recently auctioned off as the most expensive guitar ever sold. Obviously, this is a seriously unique item and it is worth a fortune.

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