ERTL farm toy values & series checklists
Checklists and values for ERTL die-cast toy tractors across 6 collector series, 1978–2026.
- Precision Classics Numbered John Deere, 1:16 View checklist
- Precision Series Numbered Farmall and Case IH, 1:16 View checklist
- Precision Elite Numbered John Deere, 1:16 View checklist
- Precision Heritage John Deere and IH sets, 1:16 View checklist
- National Farm Toy Show Annual show exclusives, 1:16 to 1:64 View checklist
- Blueprint Replicas Boxes marked Blueprint Replica, 6 brands View checklist
Most valuable model in each series
Values are the Farm Diecast Estimate, a weighted average of recent sold prices, or the median of older sales when marked Historic Data. About this data
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Precision Classics
John Deere Model 8020 Tractor$282 est. value $173–$571 · 51 sales
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Precision Series
Case IH Case 930 Comfort King$232 est. value $83–$406 · 67 sales
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Precision Elite
John Deere Model 7800, 25th Precision Anniversary Gold Chrome Edition Special edition$681 est. value $484–$984 · 7 sales
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Precision Heritage
International Harvester 986 Tractor with 720 Plow$297 est. value $243–$365 · 32 sales
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National Farm Toy Show
Wagner WA-17 Gold Special edition$5,556 est. value $4,474–$6,291 · 4 sales Last sale Feb 2025
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Blueprint Replicas
Allis-Chalmers 7040 Tractor$231 est. value $195–$341 · 3 sales Historic Data
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Recent ERTL sales on eBay
- The Farmall MD with Loader Condition: Original packaging (open box) Sold for $88.80 incl. shipping on Oct 30, 2026
- The Model 4020 Diesel Tractor Condition: Pre-owned (good / used) Sold for $138.95 incl. shipping on Oct 30, 2026
- The 4440 Tractor Condition: Original packaging (open box) Sold for $288.90 incl. shipping on Oct 30, 2026
- AGCOSTAR 8425 4WD Condition: Original packaging (open box) Sold for $53.25 incl. shipping on Oct 30, 2026
- The Model 4000 Tractor Condition: Pre-owned (good / used) Sold for $141.20 incl. shipping on Oct 30, 2026
About ERTL farm toys
Company history
Fred Ertl Sr. started casting toy tractors in his Dubuque, Iowa home in 1945, melting scrap aluminum in the family furnace. Production moved to Dyersville in 1959, and the town, now known as the Farm Toy Capital of the World, has hosted the National Farm Toy Show since 1978. ERTL builds its replicas under license from John Deere, Case IH, and other equipment makers. Racing Champions bought the company in 1999, and TOMY acquired its successor, RC2, in 2011.
From Blueprint Replicas to Precision Classics
ERTL's Blueprint Replicas are die-cast farm toys sold in boxes marked "Blueprint Replica". The archive lists 26 tractors, implements, and combines from Allis-Chalmers, Case IH, Ford, International Harvester, John Deere, and Massey Ferguson. A box with a stock number but no series name can be looked up with the identify tool. Precision Classics launched in 1990 with an unstyled Model A on steel wheels, and the archive lists 25 numbered releases through 2004. The archive also catalogs the Case IH Precision Series and the later Precision Elite and Precision Heritage lines.
Values and identification
Most ERTL collector models are out of production, so resale sets their value. A mint-in-box example with its inserts and paperwork sells for the most. The stock number and UPC on the box identify the exact release, and the identify tool looks up either number. Vintage pieces in the archive go back to the 1978 National Farm Toy Show exclusive.
Sources: Ertl Company, Wikipedia.
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