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I have seen more toys than I care to see this morning. But I have compiled a nice list of price match deals you can do at Target and take advantage of their Target Toy coupons. Happy Savings!
Price Match to Toys R Us Sales Circular
Leapfrog My Puppy Pal $14.99
Use $5/1 Target printable coupon
Pay $9.99 each
Price Match to Walmart Ad
Baby Alive Whoopsie Doo Doll $24
Use $8/1 Target Toy coupon
Pay $ 16 for one
Leapfrog My Puppy Pal $15
Use $5/1 Target printable coupon
Pay $10 each
Nerf Strike Raider $29
Use $5/1 Target Toy coupon
Pay $24 for one
Nerf N Strike Vulcan Blaster $35
Use $5/1 Target Toy coupon
Pay $30 for one
Fur Real lulu my Cuddling Kitty $38
Use $10/1 Target toy coupon
Pay $28 each after coupon
Hasbro Games $15
Use $5/1 Target toy coupon
Pay $10 each after coupon
Handy Manny repair Shop $89
Use $10/1 Target toy coupon
Pay $79 each after coupon
Price Match to Kmart Ad
Pictureka Flipper $14.99
Use $5 Target Toy coupon
Use $5 manufacturer coupon
Pay $4.99 after coupons Thanks Kathleen!
Clue Secrets and Spies $14.99
Use $5 Target Toy coupon
Use $5 manufacturer coupon
Pay $4.99 after coupons Thanks Kathleen!
Do you have any more price match deals I need to add? Please share in the comments section so I can add to this list.
November 8th, 2009 at 10:53 AM
I don’t know if Target ads are regional or not, but my ad today has the Nerf Strike Raider on sale for $26.99 minus the $5 coupon makes it $21.99.
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November 8th, 2009 at 12:13 PM
thanks for all you do!!!! i know you cant hear it enough.
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November 8th, 2009 at 3:47 PM
If you have a meijer nearby, they have a special ad good until 11-14-09 and the Handy Manny Repair bench is $69.99 so with the target coupon and price matching it makes it $59.99!!! Way better then $89.00!!
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November 9th, 2009 at 11:38 AM
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November 9th, 2009 at 7:33 PM
Savvy Shopping Moms may have answered my question but I went to KMart today (In Sheboygan, WI) and they would not honor the Target coupon. They even called a manager or supervisor and they would not take the coupon. Do only some KMart stores honor Target coupons? Thanks for any help.
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Mercedes Reply:
November 9th, 2009 at 9:21 PM
Gina,
I have never heard of Kmart stores honoring a Target coupon. What the original commenter was suggesting is that you take the Kmart ad to Target and have it price matched there and then use the Target coupon.
Mercedes
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November 10th, 2009 at 2:20 PM
Kohls has the leapfrog ad in their new ad starting 11/11 for 34.99 if you have target price match and use their $10 coupon and the manufacturer’s $10 coupon it would be $14.99!
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November 10th, 2009 at 2:21 PM
Kohls has the leapfrog tag in their new ad starting 11/11 for 34.99 if you have target price match and use their $10 coupon and the manufacturer’s $10 coupon it would be $14.99!
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November 11th, 2009 at 8:54 PM
I have one big question: Has anyone had trouble using a Target coupon after they have price matched? I’m thinking they’re probably going to give me a hassle over that… I tried to price match last week with the Toys R Us ad they recently sent and Target said that they didn’t have to price match it because it was a “toy catalog” not an “ad”. Seriously? I think they’re just looking for ways to get out of price matching…
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Krystal Reply:
November 15th, 2009 at 2:01 PM
I price matched at Target with a Target Ad and K-Mart Ad with no problem. I also stacked the online printables with the Target Toy book coupons with no problem.
With the coupons I got Barbies for .49 cents, Mr. Potato Heads for .99 cents, Hasboro games for $4.99 each, Tag system for $16.99, and Tag books for $4.99 by price matching with the Target ad.
Great deals.
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