Following up on its 1967 Wacky Packages die-cut series, Topps issued the large format Wacky Ads die-cut series in 1969. Designed as parodies of famous brand products, these zany cards led to a big payday for Topps, when the format was changed to stickers in the 1970s. From 1973-1975, they were Topps best sellers, outperforming even Topps baseball card line.



Get in on the fun with this 1969 Topps Wacky Ads collection of (56). This generally attractive bundle is highlighted by a near-complete set of (32/36), absent only cards #1, #21, #25, and #30. Also present are (24) duplicate cards. Condition ranges (48% EX to NM, 47% VG to VG-EX, 5% lesser). A fair number of these cards appear to be long perforation type, which are recognized as earlier issues than the short perforation type. Based on recent sales of single cards, this collection looks like a mighty sweet find for dedicated non-sport card enthusiasts.

Opening Bid $200.