Tag Archives: 2019 90’s

Topps first GPK expansion series of the year has come to a close. Did you get them all? Topps today revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion Set week  6. The set sold a total of 1,095 copies. This is down almost 100 from last week, and is the lowest selling set of the six week series. Topps still has to be happy with sales results with all sets going over the 1,000 mark. Topps has multiple expansion sets based of previous releases planned for the rest of 2022. Expect to see a short break before the next expansion series is launched.

Today Topps launched Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion Set week 6. This is the 6th, and final, weekly set extending the popular retail set focusing on everything 90’s. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new pieces with a/b versions. Each set ordered also comes with one sepia parallel card. Artists David Gross and Brent Engstrom did all the artwork for the set. The set can be purchased for $19.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy SmartPost option. The set will be available for 7 days on Topps.com. Here is this weeks checklist along with pictures of the cards.

26A Repetitive Rachel
26B Copy Kat
27A Reese Yded
27B Planet Paul
28A Retch Up JEFF!
28B Gross GREG
29A Disgusting Dexter
29B Experiment AL
30A Slow Loading Lonzo
30B Dial Up DOUG

Maybe it was Brittany Spears or maybe Matthew McConaughay, but collectors showed up to purchase last week’s 90’s themed set. After ending earlier today, Topps revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion Set week 4. The set sold a total  of 1,318 copies. This is over two hundred more than last week’s set. So far all four weeks of the set have done solid sales numbers as the sales more into the home stretch with just two weeks remaining.

Cowabunga, dude! Today Topps launched Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion Set week 5. We are in the home stretch as this is the fifth of six planned weekly sets extending the popular retail set focusing on everything 90’s. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new pieces with a/b versions. Each set ordered also comes with one sepia parallel card. Artists David Gross and Brent Engstrom did all the artwork for the set. The set can be purchased for $19.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy SmartPost option. The set will be available for 7 days on Topps.com. Here is this weeks checklist along with pictures of the cards.

21A Not Worthy Wayne
21B Garth… Not!
22A Half Sheldon
22B Mu Tate
23A Lawless LUCY
23B Warrior Princess
24A Rose Job
24B Plastic Suri
25A Lite Brit
25B Bright Brandon

Collectors continue to show its a love hate relationship with the 90’s. After ending earlier today, Topps revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion Set week 2. The set sold a total of 1,126 copies. The sales are down nearly 400 from the first week, but remain strong for a GPK online offering. This also puts this week’s Sepia print run at 112 per card. Collectors still have four more weeks left to complete their expansion set.

We are now half way through the We Hate the 90’s expansion sets. Today Topps launched Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion set week 3. This is the third of six planned weekly sets extending the popular retail set focusing on everything 90’s. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new pieces with a/b versions. Each set ordered also comes with one sepia parallel card. Artists David Gross and Brent Engstrom did all the artwork for the set. The set can be purchased for $19.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy SmartPost option. The set will be available for 7 days on Topps.com. Here is this weeks checklist along with pictures of the cards.

GPK collectors appear to be big fans of the 90’s. After ended earlier today, Topps revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion Set Week 1. The set sold a total of 1,506 copies. That represents a number higher than many online sets sold in 2021. Based on the print run there will be 150 of each sepia parallel. With five more weeks to go, will collectors continue to feed their 90’s nostalgia.

Topps is moving forward with their expansion plans. Today the company launched Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion set week 2. This is the second of six planned weekly sets extending the popular retail set focusing on everything 90’s. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new pieces with a/b versions. Each set ordered also comes with one sepia parallel card. Artists David Gross and Brent Engstrom did all the artwork for the set. The set can be purchased for $19.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy SmartPost option. The set will be available for 7 days on Topps.com. Here is this weeks checklist along with pictures of the cards.

Topps is going back to the 90’s! Today they launched Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Expansion Set. The set is the first of six weekly expansion sets based off the previously released retail GPK set of the same name. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new paintings with a/b names. Each set also comes with one Sepia parallel card. The backs of the cards in each set will contain a puzzle and a checklist. Artwork for all the cards were completed by artists David Gross and Brent Engstrom. The set can be purchased for $19.99 each. Shipping is free when shooting the SmartPost option. The set will be available on Topps.com for 7 days. Topps will reveal the print run after the sale ends. Here is the checklist along with some pictures of the cards.

1A Overkill Kevin
1B Maimed Macauley
2A A.O. ELLE
2B You’ve Got Mallory
3A Butt Ed
3B Bummed Beavis
4A Molded Arnold
4B Hey Jay
5A Choking Chelsey
5B Breath Lesley

Today, via the GPK Facebook page, Topps begin teasing the next online set, Garbage Pail Kids We Hate the 90’s Home Alone. The set, to be sold online, is an expansion set based off the retail release of the same name. There will be a total of six expansion sets sold weekly featuring all new gags from the 90’s. Artwork for the cards will be done by artists David Gross and Brent Engstrom. Collectors can purchase the first set starting tomorrow on Topps.com.