Dont toss those toys! Childhood collectibles could be worth up to $250K

Dust off those toys from the attic because they could be worth some serious cash.Collectors across the globe are paying top dollar for novelty knickknacks and figurines like Power Rangers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and other iconic action figures.Multiple experts and toy collectors recently told People some figurines — like the White Power Ranger — could be worth up to $250,000 in the coming years.Today, reputable collectors on eBay are already offering up a signed copy of a series 2 White Power Ranger for  $100,000 with a certificate of authenticity.

The retro White Power Ranger is based on the character Tommy Oliver, who was introduced back in the 90s.Here are a few more toys to break out of the storage units, as they could be worth some major green.The 1977 classic film set off a storm of movies as the space franchise introduced beloved characters like Yoda, Luke Skywalker, Boba Fett and R2-D2.Many of them became instant hits with kids.R2-D2 toys are now in high demand, with collectors paying upwards of $12,000 just to get their hands on one.“The most money I’ve ever spent on a non-wrestling figure is a Kenner, still-in-the-package R2-D2,” Cardona told People.

“I’ve since gotten into grading, so it’s graded and it has a high grade and I spent $12,000 on that.”But some folks are selling theirs for even higher prices, as many come with different features that only add value.For example, one eBay seller has theirs priced at $17,500 as it’s never been opened and comes with a stand.Castle Grayskull is the central location in the Masters of the Universe franchise — a sword-and-sorcery sci-fi comic-turned-movie franchise created by Mattel back in 1982.The films — and their spin-offs — have made collectors a fortune, as the 80s classic is still in high demand.

One of the Universe Castle Grayskull playsets is sitting on eBay for a whopping $6,000.That’s only the tip of the iceberg.LCG Auctions just sold a playset for over $209,400.The 1...