2013 Topps Chrome Garbage Pail Kids Details

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The Garbage Pail Kids are going chrome.

Topps is bringing its technology to GPK this summer, but with a little twist. 2013 GPK Chrome will feature the entire 1985 Garbage Pail Kids reprinted with its special shine.

The base set will contain 151 cards: 82 original Series 1 characters (A and B names), 28 lost Garbage Pail Kids (14 A and B names) and 41 Chrome Concept Sketch Cards by original artist John Pound.

The mid-August release will have 24 packs in each hobby box with four cards in a pack. There will be refractors, autographs and redemptions for rare items as well.

Topps will include just four refractors in GPK Chrome. Regular Refractors will fall at a rate of one in three packs along with Prism (1 in 199), Superfractor (1/1) and Gold Refractors (numbered to 50, hobby only).

The redemption cards could make for interesting hits. Topps is giving away rare items such as a 1985 original uncut sheet of 1985 Garbage Pail Kids.

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5 comments

  1. Richard 11 April, 2013 at 06:40

    I collect the four major sports,mostly baseball…up until now.I collected a few of these packs in 85 and still love these to this day.And who does not love chrome.Will be buying at least 2 boxes of these….can’t wait.

  2. dean beckstein 11 April, 2013 at 07:21

    I love this concept! I never collected these as a kid, but I will be getting these! Nothing like chrome!!!

  3. James 12 August, 2013 at 14:56

    GPK is not my cup if tea but I like the fact that Topps is using the chrome on a non-sports release

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