This doll had often had a mohair wig over molded hair, with blue right-looking eyes. Head, arms and legs were jointed, and the doll came in both boy and girl models to appeal to both sexes. Toddles came in series like Nursery Rhyme, Fairy Tales, and Far Away Places. Some dolls, like pirates and Indians, had black hair. Most clothing for these dolls came in a small flowered box with a pull-out drawer that included a dress and hat, nightgown, shoes, and soap and towel.
Prices can also vary in different parts of the country.
She was made for only two years and is rarer. Collectors value the dolls who have retained their pink cheeks and knees and have not faded or paled with age, as well as eyelashes that have not turned a green tint. These, however, are hard to find, as sunlight and age play havoc on the delicately painted eyelashes. In general, mint dolls are hard to find, as Ginny was first and foremost a play doll designed especially for children. Played with condition lessens the value by about half.