A Molly McIntire doll and assorted accessories sold on eBay for $2,500, while a retired version of the Kirsten doll was sold on eBay for $1,425 by a seller in Wisconsin.

Kirsten Larson moved to Minnesota in 1854 at age 9 when her family left Sweden. That year, she lost a friend to cholera, made friends with a Dakota girl, stole animal pelts from a dead fur trapper ...

The Kirsten doll in her holiday gown was originally introduced in 1986, but was retired in 2009, based on American Girl 's Kirsten page. Kirsten in her Saint Lucia outfit was re-released this year ...

For about one fifth of the price of a full-size 18-inch American Girl doll (which typically costs between $115 and $135) you can get a mini Molly, Samantha, Addy, Melody, or any of the nine other ...

One Kirsten doll is being sold with a bed, outfit and the books telling her story for $499. The value of these dolls (and other retired dolls in the American Girl collection) stem from a few factors.

American Girl is bringing back classic historical dolls and fan favourites Addy, Josefina, and Kirsten, and millennials who used to play with the dolls are overjoyed. On 6 May, the iconic doll ...

Beyond the tribute collections, American Girl will also reissue Kirsten, Addy, and Josefina’s original birthday party dresses and accompanying Happy Birthday books, which will be available for ...

The inaugural American Girl dolls did something novel for a children’s toy: they taught U.S. history. One doll, Kirsten, was a Swedish immigrant whose family settled in Minnesota Territory in ...

Molly McIntire, Samantha Parkington, and Kirsten Larson were the first three American Girl dolls that were released back in 1986. It’s no surprise that these dolls are pretty valuable today.

December 14, 2023 / 3:41 PM EST / CBS News Another movie based on a doll could be hitting the big screen: Toy company Mattel is developing a live-action film based on its American Girl doll line.

American Girl dolls have been in circulation since 1986 and 32 million dolls have been sold. Its founder, Pleasant Rowland, sold the line to Mattel in 1998 for $700 million.

A film based on the American Girl doll line is in development as Mattel seeks to replicate the success of "Barbie." The company said this week it is teaming up with Paramount Pictures and Temple ...