What would the Olympics be without mascots? Probably a little less commercial and certainly a lot less fun. It's surprising to find out that the first official Olympic mascot was as recent as the 1972 Munich Games. But it's been a go since then, with sometimes as many as five mascots for a single Olympics.
In most cases, the more recent the collectible was made, the more affordable it is. The same holds true for the recent Olympic mascots, with the exception of the Snowlets from the Nagano (98) listing at $475.
Also read: Olympic Mascots Through the Years
 Waldi |  Schneemann |  Moscow Olympics 1980 |  Los Angeles 1984 |
 Seoul 1988 Summer Games |  Calgary 1988 Winter Games |  Lillehammer 1994 |  Atlanta 1996 |
 Nagano 1998 |  Sydney 2000 Olympics |  Athens 2004 |  Copper, Powder and Coal |
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