Jake the Mallard Duck Beanie Baby
Collectibles - Plush Toys

Jake the Mallard Duck Beanie Baby

This is a Ty Beanie Baby plush toy representing a male mallard duck, named 'Jake'. The toy features a vibrant emerald green plush head, a distinct white 'collar' ring around the neck, and a gray body with darker gray/charcoal wings. It includes a yellow-mustard colored beak and feet. The materials appear to be the standard soft polyester plush fabric filled with plastic pellets (P.E. or P.V.C. pellets), giving it the signature 'beanie' weight. The item is approximately 6 to 8 inches in length. It retains its original 5th generation heart-shaped 'Ty' wing tag and a white fabric tush tag, which are critical for authentication and valuation. The condition of the plush appears excellent with no visible tears or staining; however, the hang tag shows slight bending at the plastic attachment point. This specific model was introduced in the late 1990s (around 1998) and reflects the high-quality stitching and distinct color-blocking typical of the Ty brand during its peak popularity period.

Estimated Value

$5.00 - $12.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles - Plush Toys

Appraised On

January 29, 2026

Estimated Value

$5.00 - $12.00

Item Description

This is a Ty Beanie Baby plush toy representing a male mallard duck, named 'Jake'. The toy features a vibrant emerald green plush head, a distinct white 'collar' ring around the neck, and a gray body with darker gray/charcoal wings. It includes a yellow-mustard colored beak and feet. The materials appear to be the standard soft polyester plush fabric filled with plastic pellets (P.E. or P.V.C. pellets), giving it the signature 'beanie' weight. The item is approximately 6 to 8 inches in length. It retains its original 5th generation heart-shaped 'Ty' wing tag and a white fabric tush tag, which are critical for authentication and valuation. The condition of the plush appears excellent with no visible tears or staining; however, the hang tag shows slight bending at the plastic attachment point. This specific model was introduced in the late 1990s (around 1998) and reflects the high-quality stitching and distinct color-blocking typical of the Ty brand during its peak popularity period.

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