FREE: 5 Garbage Pail Kids "Decapitated Theme" 1986-7 Original Series 6, 7 & 9

The listing, 5 Garbage Pail Kids "Decapitated Theme" 1986-7 Original Series 6, 7 & 9 has ended.

1) paddlin' MADELINE #209b (original 1986 Series 6)
2) well DON #259b (original 1987 Series 7)
3) HOMER runt #291a (original 1987 Series 7)
4) see-SAWYER #338a (original 1987 Series 9)
5) MILES smiles #278b (original 1987 Series 7)^
^Card #5, MILES smiles does have a small amount of gum preservative residue about the size of a thumb-print. It runs horizontally across the middle of the card from the outer edge/border to half way across the yellow smiley face. I tried to depict this in the last 2 photos.

**These ORIGINAL 1986-1987 cards are listed online for $1-$3 ea, +shipping @ $2-3 for 1st card + $0.50-$1 for ea additional card!**

ALL of my cards are in EXCELLENT / NEAR MINT “PHYSICAL" condition. ALL of my cards (even my extra duplicates) went straight into my 9 cards-per-page “baseball card binder-sheet protectors,” where they remain to this day, 23+ years in a cool, dry, smoke-free environment, and eventually stored in my home’s locked safe.

PLEASE NOTE: ANY slight defects would ONLY be from the printing (i.e. bubbles in the dye during printing, color irregularities such as lighter/darker spots, slight blurring from plate shifting during printing/drying, etc.), gum preservative residue from the gum each pack included without separate covering, and/or individual card cutting (i.e. slight to moderate mis-cuts, uneven/off-centered borders, etc.) from the printed sheets done by the manufacturer, before packaging and shipping to retailers.

ALSO NOTE: I don't claim to be qualified to “grade” individual sticker-cards (PSA grade/rating) by considering all card-collector industry factors that retailers use as a standardized pricing guide to determines an individual sticker-card’s market value. Descriptions listed here are for the purpose of collecting as a hobby only. As far as $ value, all of the aforementioned defects/irregularities can and usually do de-value the cards for those who are collecting to re-sell at a future date for a profit.