Can a Mcdonalds toy ever be worth 1,000,000 if you never open it and keep in a safe place?

I always wondered when i was younger if a McDonald's toy could ever be worth 1,000,000Can a Mcdonalds toy ever be worth 1,000,000 if you never open it and keep in a safe place?
Only if they made only one.
I don't know if it could ever be worth that amount, but many of the toys from happy meals are collectibles that certain people are willing to pay good money for. I have seen people pay hundreds of dollars for some of those pins that you see on employees hats because they can only be gotten there by employees, not the general public...Can a Mcdonalds toy ever be worth 1,000,000 if you never open it and keep in a safe place?
no
probably NOT
if it happens to be 1000000$s worth of marijuana
I believe it depends more on the type of toy and how long its been on the market as opposed to who makes it. I saw on an episode of Oprah that pez candy despensers are collectibles now that sale between $10-$1400. Just do some research and see if any toy you have has value and run with it.
No because they are not rare..They are so over mass produced
I suppose it's possible one might be worth that much someday--but very likely not within your lifetime, nor the lifetimes of your children or grandchildren.
probably not
Probably not a million dollars. Too many are produced to be rare enough to cost that much. Maybe in a couple hundred years. But that wouldn't do you good, would it?
it's just a plastic toy my dear. They always have a toy over there. So stop your dreaming now - you are awaken.
No.
Maybe depending on what or who the toy is.
i dont belive so but you never know i know that on ebay.com the orginal beanie toys (ty)are selling on ebay and on the beanie website www.ty.com,www.smartcollecting.com,www.w鈥?/div>

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No because McDonald's mass produces their toys. For something to be that valuable (even 50 years later) there can only be a few of them.
definitely not $1 million but it could be worth a fair bit. some people are serious collectors and would be willing to deal out a few thousand for a toy.



it wouldnt ever be $1 million because so many of those toys were created. economically, the price mechanism means there would be a fair bit of supply to comply with demand so the toy wouldnt become scarce enough to be worth $1 million