A poll of 2,000 American Gen Zers and millennials found that, if given the opportunity, 67% would try to buy a replica of something from their childhood.

Here’s some good news — you don’t need to have toys from 50 years ago to find a few that can make you good money today. Some toys from the late 90s and early 2000s can be worth hundreds of ...

Volunteers said this is the largest amount of donations they've had yet, with more than 2,000 toys and and hundreds of stocking stuffers. "Folks that have received the toys come in.

Nostalgia has always sold well on eBay, Schaller said, and as each generation grows into their 20s, 30s and older, they are looking for their toys of childhood. The ’90s and early 2000s are very ...

Your childhood toys, clothes could earn you major bucks and GenZ has a lot to do with it. Websites like eBay are finding nostalgic items from the 90s and early 2000s are selling for major bucks.

Here are 15 nostalgic 2000s toys that kids went crazy for, along with some specific details that make them stand out. 1. Furby. ... Its popularity extended beyond children, ...

Let's take a walk down memory lane! It’s the late ‘90s, you're rocking your K-Swiss shoes, you've got your Lisa Frank trapper ...

"I know what it's like to have nothing." A longtime Oakland toy drive that was in dire need of toy donations was able to give away 2,000 toys, thanks to communities across the Bay Area.

While the early 2000s gave rise to more technology than fancy new toys, there was still plenty of fun to be found in the aisles of Toys R Us. Hopefully, at least some of your parents thought that ...

More than 2,000 brand-new toys and gifts will be distributed to approximately 700 abused, abandoned and neglected children from 20 counties across the region. The distribution will begin at 11 a.m ...

McDonald's debuts Happy Meals for adults, complete with collector cups. How to get yours. Collectors cups that come with the meals include designs that are a throwback to products that were ...

Were you one of the adults who brought back your childhood memories by collecting and trading toys to make a bit of extra money? James Zahn, editor-in-chief of "The Toy Book," told CNN, "During the ...