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There are two possible answers to your question. First is the list of dolls actually sold in 1966:

1. Bend leg/American Girl blonde or brunette, two different shades, two different hair parts, with Color Magic face, sold only in Japan

2. Color Magic black/red hair, two different boxes

3. Color Magic blonde/red hair, two different boxes

4. Color Magic gift set

5. Sew Free Wardrobe gift set

The above dolls were all made in Japan. They are very rare and can sell between $500 and $1,000 if in mint condition.

The second answer is more complicated. Mattel had the Twist N Turn waist for the Barbie doll patented in 1966, and that design of waist/body was used for dolls sold between 1967 and 1999. In other words, if you bought a doll that was new for sale in the stores in 1999, removed her from her box and undressed her, she would have the 1966 patent date on her backside. Hundreds of millions of dolls out there have the 1966 date on their behinds but that doesn't mean the doll was sold in 1966. A better gauge of the doll's age is to look at the country of manufacture:

1959-1972 JAPAN

1968-1970, 1989-1990 MEXICO

1970-1987 Hong Kong

1970-1987 TAIWAN

1973-1978 KOREA

1978-1988 Philippines

1986 to present CHINA

1986 to present MALAYSIA

1992 to present Indonesia.

A nude, played with doll with the patent date of 1966 can sell for 25 cents and up.
There are two possible answers to your question. First is the list of dolls actually sold in 1966:

1. Bend leg/American Girl blonde, two different shades, two different parts, with Color Magic face, sold only in Japan

2. Color Magic black/red hair, two different boxes

3. Color Magic blonde/red hair, two different boxes

4. Color Magic gift set

5. Sew Free Wardrobe gift set

The above dolls were all made in Japan.

The second answer is more complicated. Mattel had the Twist N Turn waist patented for the Barbie doll in 1966, and that design of waist/body was used for dolls sold between 1967 and 1999. In other words, if you bought a doll that was new for sale in the stores in 1999, removed her from her box and undressed her, she would have the 1966 patent date on her backside. Hundreds of millions of dolls out there have the 1966 date on their behinds but that doesn't mean the doll was sold in 1966. A better gauge of the doll's age is to look at the country of manufacture:

1959-1972 JAPAN

1968-1970, 1989-1990 MEXICO

1970-1987 HONG KONG

1970-1987 TAIWAN

1973-1978 KOREA

1978-1988 PHILIPPINES

1986 to present CHINA

1986 to present MALAYSIA

1992 to present INDONESIA
There are two possible answers to your question. First is the list of dolls actually sold in 1966: 1. Bend leg/American Girl blonde, two different shades, two different parts, with Color Magic face, sold only in Japan

2. Color Magic black/red hair, two different boxes

3. Color Magic blonde/red hair, two different boxes

4. Color Magic gift set

5. Sew Free Wardrobe gift set The above dolls were all made in Japan. They are very rare and can sell between $500 and $1,000 if in mint condition. The second answer is more complicated. Mattel had the Twist N Turn waist for the Barbie doll in 1966, and that design of waist/body was used for dolls sold between 1967 and 1999. In other words, if you bought a doll that was new for sale in the stores in 1999, removed her from her box and undressed her, she would have the 1966 patent date on her backside. Hundreds of millions of dolls out there have the 1966 date on their behinds but that doesn't mean the doll was sold in 1966. A better gauge of the doll's age is to look at the country of manufacture: 1959-1972 JAPAN 1968-1970, 1989-1990 MEXICO 1970-1987 HONG KONG 1970-1987 TAIWAN 1973-1978 KOREA 1978-1988 PHILIPPINES 1986 to present CHINA 1986 to present MALAYSIA 1992 to present INDONESIA. A doll with the patent date of 1966 can sell for 25 cents and up.

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