The Royal Family's Gift Registry Is Full of Surprises

9. A Possum Skin Cloak

To Prince George, a gift Contributed by: Gundungurra Tribal Council Aboriginal Corporation, Australia; approximate retail value: $20,000–$30,000 Prince George receives far more on his birthday than the average child, who hopes to receive a basic toy. In 2013, when Kate and Will welcomed their first child, he was showered with presents from well-wishers from all around the world.

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Cloak_Lee Darroch/Pinterest ©Cloak George - Possum Skin Cloak ©Pool Max Mumby / Getty Images The Gundungurra Tribal Council Aboriginal Corporation presented the 18-month-old with a possum skin cloak when his parents travelled to Australia the next year. Even though it's not the Hasbro toy he was hoping for, given that comparable pieces have sold for between $20,000 and $30,000 at auction, it's still a good deal.

10. Personalized Pair of Rugby Boots

To Prince Harry, a gift Contributed by: Paignton Rugby Club; estimated worth: $200* Now that Prince Harry and Meghan have distanced themselves from the family, Prince William may be the one attending the majority of royal events, but in 2015, the youngest prince still had obligations.

Prince Harry: Boots for Rugby Copyright: Samir Hussein/Getty Images | ©Shutterstock/Kevin Richards Harry received a set of rugby boots that were personalised while at the Paignton Rugby Club. The Adidas boots are extremely distinctive and aren't available at Dicks because "Prince Harry" was stitched on the side.Harry, on the other hand, appeared to be quite taken by them, but it's unclear if he has actually worn them.