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The forth annual Krashers derby is upon us! Today Topps launched Garbage Pail Kids Krashers 4. This marks the forth straight year of GPKs reimagined with their race cars from the mind of artist Joe Simko. The base set contains 21 cards. Each set ordered contains 1 base set along with 3 license plate insert cards (15 in set), 2 drivers licenses (10 in set),  1 pop Krashers card (5 in set), and either 1 foil card, 1 sketch card, or 1 relic card (1:10) (3 in set). Foil cards are available in Gold (/50) or Rainbow (/25). While the listing shows the odds for relics, no odds for sketches are listed. These sets also appear to come in special boxes, regular red and limited yellow (1:10). There are a total of 26 sketch artists listed on the checklist. This includes the debut of brand new GPK artists Steve Crockett, Kimber Grobman, Albert Collado, Brian Rubio. The list of artists are; Eric Medina (70), Jasmine Contois (70), Steve Crockett (40), Kimber Grobman (50), Robert Jimenez (40), Chris Meeks (40), Brandhen Snyder (30), Lowell Isaac (10), Darrin Pepe (50), David Acevedo (70), Joey Fitchett (?), Victor Moreno (70), Nik Castaneda (70), Aaron Laurich (50), Erik Muller (40), Dave Dabila (?), Chad Scheres (70), Rich Molinelli (?), Gavin Williams (60), Albert Collado (50), Brian Rubio (30), Chenduz (70), John Monserrat (50), Simone Arena (70), Robert Garcia (70), and Robert Ball (50). This post will be updated as more sketch totals are learned. Each set can be purchased for $40. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy option. The sets are available on topps.com for 7 days or until sold out. Don’t wait to purchase these, online set with sketches usually sell out. Here is the checklist along with pictures of some cards.

Topps today, via their GPK Facebook page, began teasing the upcoming Garbage Pail Kids Krashers Series 4 online set. A teaser image featuring Dead Ted on his graveyard looking vehicle is shown. No other information about the set has been revealed. Collectors can expect sketches to be randomly inserted info sets. The set will launch on Topps.com Thursday, 9/28.

Last Thursday ended the latest six week series from Topps. Earlier this week the company revealed the print run for 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s Week 6. The final set in the series sold 1,035 copies. This number was slightly up from the previous week’s sales. The 70’s theme didn’t seem to resonate with collectors as much as horror or other expansion themes the company has done over the last year. The six week sets won’t be ending anytime soon, there are plans for addition online series. Collectors shouldn’t have to wait long before the next online offers hit the website.

After ending last Thursday, Topps finally revealed the print run for 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s Week 5. The set sold a total of 1,002 copies. This is down nearly 200 copies from the previous weeks. This is the lowest selling set of the series. Either collector interest isn’t holding with the series, or this week’s gags didn’t resonate. There is one final week left, with sales going on until Thursday. Let’s see how sales finish up.

The 70’s are coming to a close. Today Topps launched the final set of the six week series, 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s week 6. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new pieces with a/b versions. All artwork for the set was done by David Gross and Brent Engstrom. Each set purchased come with one sepia parallel card. One collector will also receive one piece of final artwork from this week’s set. This week’s free painting is ball chair by David Gross. The set can be purchased for $19.99 or in a lot of 10 for $179.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy option. The set is available for 7 days on Topps.com. Topps will reveal the print run at the end of the sale. Here is this week’s checklist along with pictures of the cards.

26A Frat Boyd
26B Animal Mel
27A Sad Ida
27B Big Eyes EVE
28A Super Dan
28B Ripped Reeve
29A Charlee Chair
29B Spherical Sophie
30A Pet Rocky
30B Chet Rock

After four weeks of sets based on the 70’s, it’s clear there is a set number of collectors for this series. After ending Thursday, Topps revealed the print run for 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s Week 4. The set sold a total of 1,189. That number makes it the lowest selling set of the series, but was just two sets slower than week 3. Weeks 2-4 have been very consistent in sales. Just two weeks left to see how sales wrap up.

It’s not all Chrome this week in GPK, as today Topps launched 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s Week 5. The series is starting to wind down and this is the 5th set of a planned six set series. This week’s set contains 10 base cards, 5 new pieces with a/b variations. All artwork for the series was done by David Gross and Brent Engstrom. Each set purchased also comes with one sepia parallel card. One lucky collector will also win a final artwork piece from the set. This week’s free artwork piece is high waist jeans by Engstrom. A set can be purchased for $19.99 or in a lot of 10 for $179.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy option. The set will be on sale for 7 days on Topps.com. Topps will reveal the print run at the end of the sale. Here is this week’s checklist along with pictures of the cards.

21A Frat Boyd
21B Animal Mel
22A Beary Burt
22B Reynolds Rug
23A Roller Kate
23B Skating Skylar
24A 8 Track TATE
24B Portable Pete
25A High Wasted Heidi
25B Zipped Up ZOIE

We are at the half way point for the online series based on the 1970’s and it looks like the sales have settled. After ending Thursday, Topps revealed the print run for 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s Week 3. The set sold a total of 1,191 copies. While the number is the lowest sales so far of the series, it’s just a handful below the week 2 sales. It would appear that sales will settle right around the 1200 mark. This series hasn’t quite caught the attention of collectors as much as previous six week online series. The coming weeks will see if there are any increases.

It’s all about big hair and super powers as we move into the second half of sets based on everything 70’s. Today Topps launched 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s Week 4. Once again this week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new pieces with a/b versions. All artwork for the series was done by David Gross and Brent Engstrom. Each set purchased also comes with one Sepia parallel card. One lucky collector will also receive a piece of the final card artwork. This week’s free painting is the Leisure Suit gag by David Gross. Sets can be bought for $19.99 or in a lot of 10 for $179.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy option. The set will be available for 7 days on Topps.com. Topps will reveal the print run at the end of the sale. Here is this week’s checklist along with pictures of the cards.

16A Hairy Cher
16B Bobbie Mackie
17A Duff N Stuff
17B Munching Marty
18A Leisure Larry
18B Manly Marcus
19A Wanda Women
19B Lacerated Lynda
20A Picking Piper
20B Afro Alice

After ending Thursday, Topps has revealed the print run for 2023 Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 70’s Week 2. The set sold a total of 1,214 copies. This number is down over 300 copies from the first week. This was the second set in a six week series showcasing the best of the 1970’s. For whatever reason the 70’s sets aren’t resonating as well as the previous Prime Slime series did. Let’s see if sales can rebound as the series progresses.