greenmouserlav

Updated Mar 16

1959 Brunette Bubble Cut Barbie

Name: 1959 Brunette Bubble Cut Barbie
Brand: Barbie
SKU: 5fb039e409d760facff1c9a9
Price: 450.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Box date 1959, issue date 1962. This is an original ! She doesn't have green ear nor is her skin greasy or worn down. She has the Jackie Kennedy hair bouffount. Beautiful doll.

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ericakuntz725 May I ask what is special about her that you are asking $500? Most of the time these dolls are selling for $60 on EBay. Is she a Brownette or Japanese Exclusive (just because it says Japan on her foot doesn’t mean she is a Japanese Exclusive)? Do you have the original box or hand tag? I am looking for a brownette but with the lighting she doesn’t look like it.

Dec 28Reply

greenmouserlav @ericakuntz725 What makes her so special is that she was indeed made the year it says she was and I know this as a fact because I was given her on my second birthday. I am now 62 years old. She is an original. No I do not have her box anymore but I still feel she is in excellent condition and no one says you have to pay The $500.

Dec 31Reply

greenmouserlav @ericakuntz725 By the way if you read closely, the ones on E Bay for $60 Are reproductions.

Jan 01Reply

mybabymia1 Yes!! Amen, sister!!! I bought my first Barbie in 1959 at W.T. Grants. Blonde Ponytail! She's in beautiful condition. I wish I still had mine.

Jan 02Reply

greenmouserlav @mybabymia1 Well, thank you. The crazy thing is I never played with her. I liked Tonka trucks. My older sisters played with theirs. She sat on a shelf. I had 6 brothers that let me use their Tonka payloaders and haulrs to make roads and swimming pools for my sisters Barbies. Lol It drove my Mom crazy. Hope you have a wonderful night. La Veta

Jan 03Reply

debnews09 @greenmouserlav Love your response! Right there with ya sista! I have the same doll I received at age 2 while my Dad was stationed in Okinawa. It was a big deal to receive such a gift and I remember it well. I cherished that doll and took excellent care of her. She's safely stored in the safe with the original Midge, Slipper, Ken, and the first Bendable Barbie.🥂😉

Jan 09Reply

greenmouserlav @debnews09 Thank you! You know what's crazy? I've actually lowered the price quite a lot and people still think I should just hand it over like they are buying it at a garage sale. She is in PRISTINE CONDITION! I might raise the darn price back up just to annoy that first responder. Lol Have a GOOD day.

Jan 09Reply

debnews09 @greenmouserlav Priceless! You go girl!

Jan 09Reply

rachel_roos Bubble cut Barbie wasn’t produced until 1961. The date on her bum is the year the body mold was manufactured.

Apr 03Reply

belerina72 She’s a beautiful doll! Her face is perfect… I paid 300. For the Barbie with open and close eyes about 10 years ago. I would keep the price, she’s worth it!

Jun 02Reply

thomashnettles3 so beautiful Barbie doll

Jun 13Reply

nancym2020 beautiful doll and I would keep the price high as well! I have mine from 1961 and original Ken and Skipper. Midge a few years later hand me down from my sister's. I don't think I could ever part with them. too many memories!!! thanks for the memories!! happy poshing my friend! 😊

Nov 04Reply

ginagordon1 I have collected vintage Barbies for at least 10 years and I have at least 400 of them. The price is very high for a Bubblecut. I haven’t paid more than $100 for a Bubblecut ever and most I paid an average of $60. But she is for sure worth so much more to you emotionally! I do get that. Just wanted to give you my insight.

Dec 03Reply