Your old Garbage Pail Kids cards could be worth an easy $4,000, thanks to runaway 1980s nostalgia. We recently spotted a Garbage Pail Kids card selling for a monstrous sum over at eBay.

This year marks the 38th anniversary of the Garbage Pail Kids, those noxious Topps trading cards that delighted children—and disgusted their parents—with depictions of unfortunate kids in a ...

With names like Slobby Robbie and Heavin’ Steven, Garbage Pail Kids were created in 1985 as a sticker and trading card-based parody of the wildly popular Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, but quickly ...

The cards are exactly what you would expect from Garbage Pail Kids. They’re silly, satiric and a little gross. The 23-card set includes De La Cruz as “Artsy Elly,” Baltimore's Jackson ...

However, there is one thing Wood has that only one other of his teammates also has; a special 2024 Bowman Chrome Garbage Pail Kids baseball card. Created in 1985 as a parody of Cabbage Patch Kids ...

Ok. Yeah. Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty." ...

If you were a kid in the ’80s, you’re likely aware of the phenomenon called Garbage Pail Kids. These trading cards from Topps caused a nationwide craze. Children traded these gross-out spoofs ...