14 Pogs (Remember Pogs?) That Are Worth a Fortune Today

Reselling vintage items can be quite a lucrative business. This includes random '90s toys like Pogs, which were small, round milk caps, typically made of cardboard. Believe it or not, these can help you make extra money online.

Below are 14 of the most valuable Pogs, Pog Slammers, or sets you should search your junk drawer for, arranged from lowest to highest value. You never know just how much you might make by selling these highly beloved items. 

In 1997, Taco Bell and Nintendo released a promotional "instant winner" pog featuring Mario. You may not be able to resell it for a fortune, but you could likely score more than you paid for it.

One sold for $25 on eBay in used condition.

If you've got a few dozen, or better yet, the full set of 58, of the "Star Trek: Next Generation" set that was released in 1994, you could score a payday on eBay.

A full set sold for about $25.

Michael Jordan was possibly the biggest sports star of the 90s, and Pogs featuring the basketball superstar can be worth a pretty penny.

How much you can get depends on which (and how many) Pogs you have and the condition. One collection featuring 54 assorted Jordan Chicago Bulls Pogs sold on eBay for $25.

In 1994, a SkyBox set featuring all your favorite characters from "The Simpsons " was released. If you happen to have the full set, which contains 50 Pogs, you could get a decent amount on the resale market.

A full set listed as used sold for $40 on eBay.

The Goosebumps books and TV show were an introduction to horror for plenty of '90s kids, so naturally, there's a classic Goosebumps Pog set as well.

How much you can get for these vintage Pogs varies, but one lot, featuring 16 mint-condition Pogs, is currently listed for more than $32 on eBay.

The Barbie craze following the 2023 movie may have faded, but a Barbie-branded Pog set from 1995 can still net you some cash on the resale market.

Multiple sets, with Barbie in all her glory (and different jobs) on the front and the Barbie logo on the back, sold on eBay for about $50.

It was all about the Power Rangers in the mid-90s, and if you have a complete set of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" Pogs, it could be worth a decent stack of cash.

The set, which features 36 Pogs with all the classic characters, sold for $80 on eBay.

Many "Star Wars" fans enjoy collecting memorabilia associated with the films, and Pogs are no exception.

In fact, sets of Topps "Star Wars" Pogs sold on eBay for upwards of $69 (bonus points and bucks, if you have the Slammers, too).

These days, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System Pog Slammer board, released when the game system launched in the '90s, is a rarity.

If you happen to have one, several sellers are asking upwards of $130 for the Slammer boards on eBay, and one recently sold for $95.

Basic "Beavis and Butthead" Pogs tend to sell for $10 to $20 on eBay. However, a rare gold pog Slammer featuring beloved and idiotic cartoon characters is worth significantly more.

One of the Slammers is currently listed on eBay for about $25, but previously, they've been known to go on eBay for $125. 

"The Lion King" is one of the most beloved Disney films of the '90s. The Pogs aren't exactly worth a fortune, but there's apparently decent demand for unopened packs of Lion King Pogs.

A box featuring 24 sealed packs sold on eBay for $165.

A Stüssy Pog from 1993 is enough of a rarity that it could net some serious dough if you have one in decent condition.

The Pog, colorful and branded with the label's signature script, is currently selling on eBay for $200.

Rumor has it that the "AC Comics" Pog, a misprint DC Comics pog with Venom on it, is such a rarity that sellers regularly ask for a few hundred dollars for one. In fact, there's one listed on eBay right now for $550.

How much you can get for Jurassic Park pogs really depends on which ones you have. However, you could be looking at tens of thousands of dollars if you have the full SkyCaps Pog set of 54, plus six hologram Pogs and a Slammer.

One full set is currently listed for a whopping $20,000 on eBay. While you may not fetch that much, multiple sets have sold for more than $200, which could still help you lower your financial stress. 

Selling retro and nostalgic toys online can be a great way to earn an extra income. 

While selling Pogs may not be one of the best side hustles, it can still net you some side cash on the resale market, or a whole lot of side cash if you happen to be sitting on the full Jurassic Park set.