I collected the whole set of wacky ads in 1969 when i was 9 yrs old,except the good and empty.I never even new what card #25 was until i came to this web site.It was such a pleasure to finally see what the holy grail of wacky ads is.It sucks to here that they cost 500 and up though.I probably spent a whole 10.00 back then to get the whole set and a ton of gum, which seemed like $500 to me then i remember.It was hard to save up $2.00 to buy a model in the young model builders club i rember. Well thanks for the nice site and look down memory lane, if anyone needs some cards i may have some to sell, and if anyone wants to sell a good and empty let me know.A great day to all.mike

date: 1:18 pm - Wednesday, September 10, 2008

I would like to sell my collection of Wacky Packages that I collected as a child. Does anybody know where I can list them for sale? Thanks.

date: 12:54 pm - Tuesday, August 26, 2008

i love wackey packs

date: 9:20 am - Tuesday, August 26, 2008

I have all my Wacky Packages from the 1970's.  

I have complete Series 2, 4, 6, 8 & 10 from the original Series 1-14.

I lack one each from Series 5 & 7,

I lack 2 from Series 11,

I lack 5 from Series 13

and lack 11 from Series 1

& just a few each from Series 3, 9, 12, & 14.

I also have lots of duplicates if anyone's interested.  Cheers! Paul

date: 1:26 pm - Tuesday, August 12, 2008

I used to scrape up enough money back in the 70's to buy Wacky Packages!  I loved them!!!  It's cool that there is a book. This is awesome!!

date: 2:24 pm - Wednesday, July 30, 2008

i love wacky packs  there funny and awsome i started collecting two yrs ago i wish i started erleir thanks

date: 4:14 pm - Monday, July 21, 2008

I love Wacky Packages i have been collecting them 4 evr. Me and my Best friend started collecting them together!!!!! I have dozens of the same card!!!!! I am thinking about sellin them!!!!!

date: 8:51 pm - Thursday, July 17, 2008

Wacky Packages are awsome I have bought every one of them so far. I have Package 1, 2,3, 4, 5, 6. I hope they come out with a series 7.

date: 6:38 pm - Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Hey Greg, you Wacky site has been enormously informative as I have attempted to re-start my collection. I had most of the series on the early 70's. My favorite memory was buying up Wonder bread to get that elusive Neveready card which I eventually found. It was one of the sweetest fondest most intense capsulation of childhood that I have been able to revisit at my now decrepit age of 44. It is amazing how these things take me back. I had a website back in the infancy of the net, 94-95, where I put together some images I "borrowed" from other Wacky sites and even got featured in Yahoo magazine that had Brent Spinner on the cover. The best part of the site was where visitors could post comments. It's too bad about the spam here, but you can still find that awesome gleam of pure joy that Wacky's gave us back then when oldster's like me talk about them. I let my site go defunk when I got married in 99, but had over 150,000 hits. Nowadays, that aint shee-ite, but back then it was heady and I got a few web design jobs from it back before it became automated. Now I'm starting all over again and am a determined collector. Although Wacky's are mostly a rebellious, satirical poke at consumerism and the ad/marketing campaigns that sucker us all every day, the collector's lust for old stickers probably puts us back in the category of the gullible consumer which we used to so viciously lampoon. Ah well, what goes around, eh? No matter, I am a Wacky addict and the things make just as happy as they did back then. Thanks for all your hard work, Brent.

date: 1:17 pm - Thursday, May 15, 2008

My daughter is now a collector of wacky packages.  She has all the new 1 - 7 sets and trying to complete all of them.  We have ordered the book as well.  We have a couple silver cards but no gold ones.  Anyone found a gold card yet?  She does have 7 of the 10 lenticular cards.

date: 5:33 am - Friday, May 9, 2008