- In 1999, Disney and Mattel released the 50th Anniversary Cinderella doll. Dressed in her ball gown, which is made from silk, the 50th Anniversary Cinderella doll recalls one of the classic moments in Disney's beloved film.
- According to "The Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles," a new-in-box 50th Anniversary Cinderella doll is worth about $70 as of 2009. A Cinderella doll with light damage to the box is worth around $60 to $65. As the years go by, the price is expected to go up.
- According to "The Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles," the 50th Anniversary Cinderella doll, if kept in pristine condition, without rips, tears or dirt smudges, is worth $25 to $30 as of 2009. The doll's worth is considerably less, given that more damage may occur without its proper packaging.
- In the 2007 edition of "Collecting Disneyana: Identification & Value Guide," a 50th Anniversary Cinderella doll that has signs of handling, which is ranked from severe to light, varies in price from $7 to $19. The value dips significantly if there is damage to Cinderella's dress.
- If you want to sell your Cinderella doll, check Disneyana.com and auction sites to see current prices. Check a Disney collectibles price guide for updated price listings; these are published yearly.
