Geri Halliwell (Girl Power)
The Geri Halliwell celebrity doll portrays her as Ginger Spice in the all woman band Spice Girls. The doll was made by Galoob (now Hasbro) in 1997 as part of the Girl Power series of dolls.
The Spice girls and their dolls in the museum:
- Victoria Beckham as Posh Spice, Girl Power, On Tour
- Melanie Brown as Scary Spice, Girl Power, On Tour
- Emma Bunton as Baby Spice, Girl Power, On Tour
- Melanie Chisholm as Sporty Spice, Girl Power, On Tour
- Geri Halliwell as Ginger Spice, Girl Power, On Tour
From Wikipedia:
The dolls became a huge hit during the Christmas seasons of 1997 and 1998, selling over five million.
Eleven different sets of dolls were released. A “Sound Stage” play set was released and extra costumes “Spiceworld Fashions” (two sets of four fashions), later sold as “Spice It Up 2”. The most sought after line of all the dolls is the original “Girl Power” set. The set features Geri Halliwell in her iconic Union Flag dress. Dolls featuring the girls with outfits from their music videos were planned, but never released.
When Geri Halliwell departed from the group in May 1998, Galoob continued the line with all five girls. It was a year after she left when Galoob finally released the sets of dolls that only had the four remaining girls. More than likely “On Tour,” “Superstar Collection,” “Concert Collection, and “Spice It Up! 1” were far enough into production that Galoob decided to release the Geri doll. Galoob was subsequently bought by Hasbro. Hasbro was going to continue the line into 2000, with the “Millennium Tour Collection” set for release in October. The Hasbro website had a page saying coming soon, but Hasbro stopped the line when the future of the Spice Girls became uncertain
- “Girl Power” – Autumn 1997 – ©1997 Galoob Toys, Inc.
- “On Tour” – June 1998 – ©1998 Galoob Toys, Inc. (2 versions of Posh were made, original with long hair, 2nd with new short bob)
The Geri Halliwell doll has highlighted red hair and is wearing a Union Jack dress with red platform boots and carries a black microphone.
The following is a Spice Girl’s doll commercial from Brazil from the late 1990s:

The doll is articulated at the neck, shoulders, hips, and knees. The legs are are soft rubbery vinyl with click knees and pointed high heel feet. The elbows are fixed at slightly bent angle.
To get the current prices of the Ginger Spice Geri Halliwell doll use these links. (If you see a new in box doll for sale without the headset and/or mini doll hanging off the back insert, they could be on the bottom of the box because the 25 year old elastics have deteriorated.) The museum gets a small commission for qualified purchase using the following links:


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I have a Geri Halliwell still in the box came out in 1997.My girl came with a microphone in a camera how much is she worth?
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I have an original unopened Geri Halliwell doll in the Union Jack dress. How much is it worth?
In July 2020 it appears to me worth about $20 from looking at the sales on Ebay.
i have a GERI HALLIWELL doll in box never opened, bought in 1998, wearing a long gold dress with a extra outfit in white,with red platform boots. is she worth anything,?
I have a 1997 and 1998 geri halliwell dolls still in box wanting to know if worth anything
The one with the Union flag dress is worth around $35 on ebay right now (Sept 27, 2021).
Use the Ebay link above to check but make sure you check the sold/completed option to see how much they really sold for rather than what is just offered. The On Tour one with the orange dress only about $10-15.
The polybands on the late 1990’s dolls are beginning to fail(dry up and crack) so many of the accessories like the camera, microphones, and mini dolls are dropping to the bottom of the unopened boxes. This often lowers what people are willing to pay for these dolls because they appear to be missing.