The Olympic Game might come around every four years, but collectibles from the summer and winter games can be found year round.
Which are some of the Olympic collectibles that are gold medal worthy? We take a look at some valuable Olympic collectibles.
Remember, estimated values tend to fluctuate, especially as we add more and more items and price points to ensure the guide’s accuracy. Also keep in mind that these are the values for items found solely on hobbyDB. Scroll below for more information on how you can help us build our Olympic database. Follow this link for a current list of the Most Valuable Olympic Collectibles on hobbyDB.
10. Winsome Adante, Olympic 3-Day Event Horse – Breyer ($50)
9. Mario & Sonic at the ’16 Rio Games – Nintendo Wii ($60)
8. Winter Games Snowflake Guitar – Hard Rock Cafe ($65)
7. Female Guard with Olympic Torch (Sliding Pin) – Hard Rock Cafe ($95)
6. Olympic Torch Puzzle Set – Hard Rock Cafe ($100)
5. Volkswagen T2 Bus, Nagoya Olympics – Tomica ($120)
4. Olympic 5 Guitar Set – Hard Rock Cafe ($135)
3. Mike Tyson, The Olympic Exclusive – Storm Collectibles ($210)
2. Glossy Valegro, ’12 Olympics – Breyer ($2,500)
1. Michael Phelps, ’08 Olympics The Greatest Performance Ever – Neil Scherer ($10,000)
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