1960s Trading Card Assortment - 1966 Donruss Marvel Super Heroes (4 Graded Cards) - 1966 Topps Funny Rings (1 Graded Card) - ...

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1960s Trading Card Assortment - 1966 Donruss Marvel Super Heroes (4 Graded Cards) - 1966 Topps Funny Rings (1 Graded Card) - 1966 Topps Insult Postcards (14 Raw Cards) - 1969 Topps Wacky Ads (7 Raw Cards) .
The 1966 Donruss Marvel Super Heroes card set marks one of the earliest appearances of Marvel characters in a dedicated trading card release, arriving as superheroes were rapidly gaining mainstream popularity. Featuring bold, colorful artwork drawn directly from Marvel Comics source material, the set showcases iconic characters such as Spider-Man, the Hulk, Captain America, and the Fantastic Four. Backs typically include brief character descriptions or story elements, reinforcing the mythos for young fans discovering the Marvel universe beyond the comic page. As a pioneering licensed superhero issue, the set holds significant historical importance and remains a key early Marvel collectible.

The 1966 Topps Funny Rings set reflects Topps' flair for novelty items during the mid-1960s, blending humor, pop culture, and kid-friendly appeal. Issued as illustrated cards advertising joke and novelty rings-often featuring exaggerated monsters, faces, or visual gags-the set leans heavily into bright colors and cartoon-style art. The backs promote the ring concepts with playful copy and ordering information, underscoring Topps' role not just as a card producer but as a purveyor of mail-order fun. Today, the set is appreciated for its offbeat charm and as a snapshot of 1960s novelty culture.

The 1966 Topps Insult Postcards set pushes Topps' humor into edgier territory, showcasing intentionally rude, sarcastic, and exaggerated insults presented in postcard format. With bold illustrations and oversized text designed for maximum visual impact, the cards parody traditional greeting cards and souvenir postcards. Their tongue-in-cheek tone reflects the shifting sensibilities of the mid-1960s, when humor in youth-oriented products began to test social boundaries. Collectors value the set for its cultural context, irreverent spirit, and distinctive format within the broader Topps novelty lineup.

The 1969 Topps Wacky Ads set stands as one of the most beloved and influential non-sport issues ever produced, introducing parody advertising as a central collectible theme. Featuring outrageous send-ups of well-known consumer brands, the set combines sharp satire, vibrant artwork, and memorable characters that resonated strongly with late-1960s youth culture. Card backs often include humorous product descriptions or faux slogans, reinforcing the parody concept. Hugely popular at release and endlessly influential, Wacky Ads laid the foundation for future parody sets and remains a cornerstone of Topps' creative legacy.

Offered here is a group of 26 graded and ungraded cards from the releases:

1966 Donruss Marvel Super Heroes:
14 Do You Have Iron Deficiency? PSA 7
39 I Made A Before and After Commercial PSA 7
48 When I Was a 28 LB. Weakling PSA 7
49 Come On Out And Play PSA 7

1966 Topps Funny Rings:
23 Mr. Glug PSA 7

1966 Topps Insult Postcards:
Contains the following ungraded cards: 1, 4 (x2), 5 (x2), 8, 9, 17 (x2), 18, 23, 29 (x2), and 32.

1969 Topps Wacky Ads:
Contains the following ungraded cards: 2, 6, 11, 12, 22, 23, and 27.

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