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TeresaD
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Avon Cabbage Patch Kids
HI! I'm
Abby Gayla
My birthday is Mar 15 I like to play horsie!
Family History
Father Birth Oct. 31 1955
Mother Birth Feb 23 1953
Thats all the Info. I have Can you tell me more .....
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Hi :) She's from the 1995 range of Avon CPKs for Valentine's day. You'll note her pacifier is heart-shaped. She's quite rare now, and rather highly sought-after. I had one myself (still in her sealed bag) which I just sold on eBay for $63, a couple of days ago. Mine was of Asian origin, very cute. Obviously, they're no longer produced. Kind regards, Simone :)
Thank you you gave me more info. than I had...
I need to try that eBay
I was a CPK designer at Mattel when this was designed. One of my co-workers designed this one, and I did a line of 4 CPK Avon dolls for Christmas. This would have been in 1996.
I have one of these, I purchased for my daughter in 1996 or 97 ! Not sure I still have the box, but the doll is in good condition, I never let my daughter play with her !
How much is she worth ?
Not sure but I'm about to send this one to my granddaughter
If there was a box, it was plain white. They were sold in poly bags, and didn't have the same packaging as regular CPK dolls.