>>9933915Woody was the sentimental favorite toy, Buzz was the "cool 1990s toy", if one toy was going to college and sat on display somewhere, it was going to be Woody all along, and we know Woody was valuable as per the second movie. The dark horse in valuables could be Slinky Dog, as Slinkies are easy to break, and Slinky Dog was probably a one-off concept, so it's possible that a still-functioning Slinky Dog would be worth something...unless it was extremely common and still manufactured.
In-universe, Buzz Lightyear was probably all but worthless online, they had released a new version with a utility belt or something at one time, but the sheer number of Buzz Lightyear toys meant that by around 2010, those things would be showing up in flea markets. Same thing with Rex (common Tyco-style toy), Potato Head (basically worthless), and the piggy bank.
