How Do You Estimate The Value Of A Breyer Horse Model?
Breyer horses or Breyer model horses are collectible horse statues ranging from the 1″ tall “Mini Whinnies” pictured here to 9″ tall Traditional scale replicas of horses. Once the playthings of children, many adult horse lovers never outgrew their passion for collecting these highly realistic models. The Breyer Modeling Company made its first horse statues in the 1950’s which were sold through Woolworth’s department stores, and the company was acquired by Reeves International in the 1990’s. Today, Breyer model horses are loved worldwide for their realism and lifelike details. Many rare colors and molds are worth hundreds of dollars, with the most expensive one selling at a live auction in 2008 for $3,000. But it’s not always easy to determine the value of a Breyer horse. Here’s how you can estimate the value of most Breyer horses. First be sure you have a Breyer horse model. Breyer models were made in many sizes from 1″ tall Mini Whinnies to 9″ tall Traditional scale. They are usually
