My recollection is that all or most of the product was dumped onto the market several years later. Exactly when or through what means I don’t know, but I first saw them in a comic book & card shop circa 1993-94. And I was there for comics too, never expected to see Wackys in any shape or form at that time. By this time, shops of this type were plentiful, so there was no shortage of ways to unload the volume. I remember paying a quarter a pack, but not sure how much I ended up buying. They didn’t get much attention, customers were more interested in ripping current sport boxes to get those pricey rookies and chase cards. For me the ‘86 albums were a bit confusing. I noticed the similarity to the ‘82s right away, but I had never seen or heard of the ‘85 set, some of which was sprinkled into this set, so I wasn’t sure what these were all about. Still pre-internet, so no way to research them. But far as I know there is no exception to the 33/44 phenomenon; boxes with even collation do not exist.