10 Stupid Trading Cards from the 70s and 80s

Take me to Wallet trading cards related to TVs movies and even video games throughout the 70s 80s 90s steal the day but why do we need somebody especially silly ones from the 70s and 80s from TV shows the movies pop-culture trading cards why do we need some of these you’re silly that wacky what they’re a lot of fun to laugh at
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[@inspector2363]

A Colombo set would be impossible to complete, as there'd always be one more thing.

[@captlazer5509]

Wacky Packages packs with the stickers were freaking awesome ! Parodies of famous brand packaging, sounds stupid but I loved putting the stickers all over the school. Janitor must have hated it.

[@clarkkent1356]

Come on now Junkman, you know that life in the 70s was the pits if you couldn't show up at school with your mint Barnaby Jones trading card.

[@spankynater4242]

Barnaby Jones, LMAO.

[@quartercomicsart6610]

Before the Nintendo cards they had Pac-Man, Ms Pac-Man and Super Pac-Man by Fleer and Donkey Kong by Topps with the same rub off game concept.

[@g-man80]

I only remember these because my sister no doubt had them, but New Kids On The Block trading cards from the late 80s-early 90s. I collected the 1989 Batman movie trading cards.

[@Barada73]

I actually bought the Desert Storm trading cards. But I was in the Army at the time and they were pretty easy to find at the PX (Post Exchange). I’ve only seen two 3D movies, some documentary at Disneyland, in 1986, and the first Avengers film, in 2012. The 3D effect in 1986 was far, far superior to the more modern film.

[@markcoledrumteacher]

I have a couple of Welcome Back Kotter cards as well as Mork and Mindy and Jaws 2. Also "Macho Man" and "In the Navy" were hits. I know Junkman wants to be a macho man!

[@ThatJunkman]

Macho macho Macho man

[@dhenderson1810]

Also "You Can't Stop The Music".

[@kevinjakubowski7165]

In The Navy! - Macho Macho Man --- my neighbors were into them --- Blondie too.

[@treyjohnson4035]

Superman and part 2 had this puzzle feature that I f u had all the cards ot would complete the picture

[@3Storms]

The one trading card I have burned into my brain is the Star Wars 1977 Darth Vader card that had him titled "dark lord of the sith," implying there were more sith and he and not the emperor was their leader. Plus throw in the treatment for his "outdated religion" by the hands of imperial officers who made it clear that they and not he were in command under the emperor.

[@mlcash9]

I need a set of the cats dressed up as humans to laugh at

[@tedharrington5432]

I bought Gong Show, The Cops, Welcome Back Kotter, Kojak, Truckin', Crazy Cars, The Six-Million Dollar Man, Good Times, Space 1999, Know Your US Presidents, Hysterical History Stickers, A Great American, Shock Theater, King Kong (1976), Star Trek (!976), Marvel Super Heroes Comics (1976), Planet of the Apes and Happy Days cards. In 1976 I started getting a weekly allowance for doing my chores, hence the reason for buying so many trading cards.

[@dhenderson1810]

When I was at school in the 1970's, something that was huge was KISS trading cards. As in the band, KISS. I had them, and all my friends did too.

[@spiderroach4301]

Your urkele impression killed me junkman 🤣🤣

[@karinwade]

Never knew there were cat trading cards. My mom gave me greetings cards with the same cats! They were cute...😸

[@williamwilkinson6665]

Should add garbage pail kids cards to the list..I know they were popular but I hated them ..

[@constancecherry3996]

I hade a lot off those

[@deweylipschitz1516]

That Friday night tv schedule made me get a part time job for Friday nights .

[@spankynater4242]

I’m proud to say, that except for a few episodes of perfect strangers, I never saw any of those shows.

[@btrainbraydeboisseranc7570]

I LOVE Nooners😂🤣😂 Great video like always Junkman 👍💯

[@artcollector9715]

I have the full set of "Leave it to Beaver" trading cards that I bought in the eighties.

[@garrykanter5773]

My guess is that all the Cops cards were for "This is a Quinn Martin Productions" shows.

[@thegeorgiealityshow359]

I felt my superman 1978 traiding cards were odd but I enjoyed them.Lost everyone of them is why I have lots 1989 Batman cards till today.Good show JUNKMAN 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[@nick_knows_stuff]

Sadly I did buy some TGIF cards, the ProSet Super Stars Music Cards, and the X-Men cards instead of my usual baseball, football, and basketball cards.

[@genesanford9412]

Yepper , there were sure some winners ,huh? i will admit tho , if liquered -up on shine , im quite the Buck-dancer , gainin the nickname "Gene Gene ,the Dancin Machine" .... thats why i joined AA ...feet were sore.

[@shanester1832]

The twin scene is the only scene I remember from Three's Company. It used to come on after school in 1st grade. So ridiculous. A befuddled Mr. Roper in the middle.

[@spankynater4242]

If you had watched it when you were a little older, you would’ve appreciated a brawl is Suzanne Somers bouncing around.

[@jonathanmartin-ives8665]

I had weird trading cards called Ugly Stickers. I miss them!

[@tombowling8646]

My first complete set of trading cards was from the 1976 King Kong movie. I don't know what I was thinking. I was a dumb kid.

[@acrodave9287]

Used to have the Planet of the Apes cards, then the Star Wars cards (complete blue and red sets...gone, now.) And later on, Garbage pail kids were fun! And when did them in the UK, they didn't change the name to "Dustbin kids", like they usually did with US imports! In the UK, Top Cat was called 'Boss cat' because there was a British cat food on sale called Top Cat! They didn't bother to change the opening title card or theme song though, so I didn't see the point...bet you'll sleep better for knowing that!🤭

[@TheSickNeeds]

3's company "cards" were actually all stickers and must have sold poorly because they can still be had quite cheap compared to other cards off that era. They were all from the Ropers era of the show.....no Furley sticker.

[@spankynater4242]

Do something about those product brand name puns. They had cards, stickers, T-shirts. Things like the deodorant fright guard, or the film Koduck, or the magazine Cosmopelican. There were lots more, those are the only ones I can remember though.

[@nathanwallace3337]

My favorite cards were Dinosaurs Attack inspired by the Mars Attack of the 60's. You should do a video about that card line

[@kennethayers5624]

Didnt TY have beanie baby cards???? And the Jaws 3D cards was so awesome,Remember buying them at woolworth..

[@CourageDreams]

I really loved the threes company cards.

[@pieluvr7362]

Did they make playboy trading cards or just playing cards

[@3Storms]

In the 1990s they did. It was trading cards of various Playboy magazine covers.

[@pieluvr7362]

@@3Storms but did he say 70s and 80s 👀🤠 in video nice to know 90s are the 🔥 still years and years going

[@billgrindler4653]

I have the cards from one pack of Welcome of Welcome Back Kotter. I don't know why, as I never watched the show at the time. You mentioned Jaws 3, I also have a pack of Jaws 2. Now those I remember actually picking up and buying.

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

I mean... i could make a top 10 list just off the cards still in my moms attic..... ALF (my current ringtone i might add and ive had only one person recognize it), Nightmare on elm street, TMNT... oh man, the list goes on and on.

[@spankynater4242]

Are you kidding about the Gong Show cards? I’d kill for a rookie gene gene the dancing machine card.

[@genx7006]

A Columbo card set would be cool. 🤘Peter Falk🤘

[@TheSickNeeds]

Some of the sets from the 70s had such a low number of cards they were easy to collect.... Welcome back Kotter had just 53 cards (I'm only missing one), Bionic Woman just had 44 cards, 66 cards for each series of Grease. Sports Card sets always had a much larger number......and packs of cards were soooo cheap back then. Kotter cards were a dime a pack and probably most other stuff was the same...by the end of the 80s the price of packs was about five cents a card (tmes however many were in the pack)....in the early 90s when things got glossy is when the prices were jacked upto as much as 35 cents a card for upperdeck cards.....and the sports card market was over saturated...times a million.

[@tolfan4438]

the Bo cards are rare because most wound up stuck together

[@wopjohn]

Did Junkman collect the KISS cards? I had some

[@ThatJunkman]

Yes! I had some

[@markcoledrumteacher]

Absolutely!

[@wopjohn]

KISS and star wars 2 biggest things in late 1970s

[@SijoArtLapham6381]

There's no such thing as a set of 'Village People' trading cards. The cards you showed were part of a set called 'Rock Stars' which also featured cards of Queen, Kiss and the Babys.

[@SijoArtLapham6381]

ROCK Stars, not Sock cards. Stupid phone.

[@spankynater4242]

@@SijoArtLapham6381 that’s funny, because I have a complete set of sock cards from the 70s. They have tube socks, dress socks, socks with toes, I got the whole set.

[@SijoArtLapham6381]

@@spankynater4242 LOL. My phone doesn't English very well sometimes. I fixed it, thanks. lol

[@JackieWohlenhaus]

Man I completely forgot the Nintendo ones.

[@TheSickNeeds]

Pac Man had scratch off cards long before Nintendo did.... The Topps 80-81 Hockey Cards also had a scratch off puck that underneath revealed the players name....thank god us Canadians didn't have that on the O-Pee-Chee version! (the superior Hockey Card version!)...makes sense for a game but on a card where the players name is also on the back it seems silly.

[@treyjohnson4035]

Playboy and penthouse had cards too,I was.hoping for uprated texture and some strategically placed. Felt

[@ShamrockParticle]

Did they do a Gong Show card with the Popsicle Twins or whoever they were called? I'd change 50 Urkel vidros for none of those! 🤪 Of course, I have 51 Urkel cards and I'm keeping the good one. That I would do! I forgot about those weird sets. And as a player of the Atari 7800, I had no Nintendo and no need for the cards back then. I must have missed out in 1986. 😁

[@ShamrockParticle]

Also, dif Falco sing "Macho Macho" as a response to the Village People hit "Macho Man"?

[@bradleygood6871]

I have a couple additions for your list. I have seen Mash trading cards out there. Out of all the shows from the 70's and 80's, Mash would not have been high on my list to collect. And I remember there were the movie Grease trading cards. I never saw that movie but it seemed odd to me at the time they'd make cards for it since it really wasn't a movie for kids. Anyhow thank you for making and sharing this video.

[@ThatJunkman]

Mash was on my list until I cut it to 10. So was Dallas.

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Junkman, you don't like The Muppet Babies and you don't like The Village People. What about . . . The Village People Babies? There's an image that'll get stuck in your head. You're welcome. 😆

[@ThatJunkman]

No!!!!!

[@jeffreycoogan09]

@That Junkman Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey 🎵 Macho, macho man! 🎵 In the Navy! 🎵 Yes, you can sail the seven seas! 🎵 ''Any how''...The idea for ''The Gong Show'' originated in the mid-1970s. When Chuck Barris (who had previous success with The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game)... Had planned on makeing a new kind of game show, based on the old "amateur hour" contest shows. In the tradition of (The Major Bowes Amateur Hour and Arthur Godfrey Time). He held auditions to find talented acts to appear on the show. But the vast majority of the performers who came to the auditions were ordinary people. Who had only one or two skills, or thought they had some type special talent.

[@jeffhaddox2239]

Did they have a Gene Gene the dancing machine card in the Gong Show Trading Cards? I mostly got monster trading cards.

[@stylincarrie1]

There was a Pac Man / Atari scratch off card series before the Nintendo ones.

[@ciscodeer9094]

Well back in the mid 90's I had street fighter the movie trading cardd

[@TheSickNeeds]

MACHO-MACHO MAN!!!!! Randy Savage waaaaaaaaaaaaaaassss The Macho Man!

[@pauljoyner4338]

Jaws was PG for parts 1-3 and Jaws:The Revenge was PG-13 and only had four kills in it.

[@ThatJunkman]

Well there was no 13 before that but how can Jaws one be PG lol

[@pauljoyner4338]

@@ThatJunkman Yeah JM, Gremlins and Temple of Doom gave us the PG-13 rating. Which are ALL Speilberg directed or produced which I find comical, but it's true Jaws has always been a PG movie since 1975. I'm same age as you and it traumatized me as a kid, but is one of my all time favorites now.

[@spankynater4242]

@@pauljoyner4338 jaws had a hot woman’s bare butt running, in it.

[@211inprogress]

I had ninja turtles the movie trading cards, they was good. The main cards I remember was Topps Trump's cards. ?

[@arielfilmsinc1926]

Where did you get the shirt?

[@ThatJunkman]

JunkmanMerch.com

[@ShamrockParticle]

P.s. nice 3D work 📷 🤳 📹 🎥 📸 👍

[@jasonboyett8867]

Hey big brother, what is that symbol on your hat? I can’t figure it out!

[@ThatJunkman]

I call it the collectors seals :) but it is based on something toy related but I only let people get it on their own :)

[@greggiovanni4788]

Remember the ones from kiss

[@ThatJunkman]

Had those. They come with a sticker card also

[@greggiovanni4788]

Yeah and if you flip them and all over and put them all together it's supposed to make some kind of big poster

[@traleid3755]

What a putz I was born in 1974 and collected all of those and then your whining about classic sitcoms that with Laff factory which was very popular and then Bo Derrick set every kid bought some packs of her set of cards

[@jasonboyett8867]

TGIF Sucked!!!

[@mrstacyj9496]

Village People movie (1980) "Cant Stop the Music" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Can%27t_Stop_the_Music