A number of the Beanie Baby stuffed animals produced by Ty, Inc. have gained special notability for various reasons, such as their rarity, representation, production errors, lawsuits, or a number of other reasons.

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Decade

Decade the bear was made in honor of Beanie Babies' tenth anniversary. Decade bears were made in white, royal blue, red, purple, orange, hot pink, green, gold, brown, and light blue.

Iggy/Rainbow misprint

Two beanies, Iggy the iguana and Rainbow the chameleon were mislabeled when they were first produced. While their bodies had the same shape, Iggy was intended to be made out of the same tie-dyed fabric used for Bronty and Sting the Beanie Babies with a green spine, and Rainbow out of a mostly yellow/green tie-dyed fabric with no spine. But initially, Iggy was made in yellow/green, with a spine, and Rainbow in blue/green without. Additionally, some Iggys were made with and some without a tongue. By the time this error was corrected, a total of five combined versions had been produced, and though those with the misprints were rare, they were all sought out by collectors.

In 1999, a Teenie Beanie of Iggy was produced for distribution by McDonalds in the Happy Meal promotion, which had no spine or tongue

In 2000, a Rainbow Beanie Buddy was produced with the neck collar, and its tag described that Iggy and Rainbow switched tags. It had a tongue and no spine.