Are these stickers worth anything

[Mikey]

I found these stickers in the same envelope as one of my old 70's report cards

Another classic item comes into the future intact by pure accident

Anyway, are they worth anything ?

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[HardyGirl]

Wow! Wacky Packages! I love these stickers! People do sell these on Ebay, and new waves have come out recently. So you might wanna look those up.

[Hotfoot]

There is a large following for Wacky Packages of the 70's.

Value 1-2 bucks each. Maybe slightly more (A set of 32 stickers and 9 checklists (Puzzle Back) is about 70 according to price guides but more like 40-50 bucks.

These are all from Series 5.

[Mikey]

Wacky Packages Series 5 ?

Thanks for the info

[Gorn Captain]

Never mind the stickers.
I want to see that report card....

[Hotfoot]

Check out John Mann's Wacky Packages Web Page

[Mikey]

Cool link,
Thanks

I remember back in the 70's a lot of kids in school used to wear T-shirts with these on them.

I'm wondering if the shirts were licensed or bootlegs.

Like 20% of the boys in my class used to wear different ones in the mid 70's

[toys2cool]

cool,Yeah i still have a few also

[Bionic Joe]

Haven't seen those since grade school where just about everyone had em and used them on the homemade shoping bag brown bookcovers

[UnderdogDJLSW]

There was a book out recently that had pictures of every sticker issued.

[Wee67]

I absolutely love these! I have a few stacks, but I'm not sure how to display them.

I believe the T-shirts were not bootlegs. Wacky Packages were rather popular and I'm pretty sure there was other merchandise as well. I even picked up the first two series of the new releases.

[sauce]

dude, wacky packs can go for big money.
wackypackages.org is the place to go for everything wacky
love them!

[Mikey]

I just looked on ebay.

The ones I found and posted here are virtually worthless.

Meh, it was still an interesting find

[megoat]

The T-shirts were both licensed and bootlegged.

I'm not an expert, but I believe there were more bootlegged shirts than legit ones....

I have found a few in my thrifting jaunts, they are awesome!

[Mikey]

One of the shirts I specifically remember was one doing a parody of Eveready Batteries.