Is it G1?
The first generation of My Little Pony was made by Hasbro from 1982 to 1992. Most G1 ponies have a year and the Hasbro name stamped on a hoof. Later generations look different and are usually worth less to collectors.
What decides the value
- Hair. Original, soft and full hair without cuts matters a lot.
- Symbols. Sharp, complete symbols on the side are worth more than worn ones.
- Body. Yellowing, marks, pen and chewed hooves lower the value.
- Accessories. Brushes, ribbons, combs and playsets add value.
- The pony. Some series and foreign releases are much rarer than others.
How to check it yourself
Look up the pony by name and series and filter on sold items. A lot of mixed ponies sells differently from one rare pony on its own.
Selling to us
Send a photo of all ponies together and close-ups of the symbols and hooves. You get an offer within one working day, per piece or for the whole lot.