Thanks for the comments. My main childhood collection is long gone as well as my extras at the time. I usually was very meticulous in getting everything together and sorting everything out, but these must have just fallen through the cracks.

Here are the 2 stickers that were in the pack:



 The only 2 stickers that survived my childhood in NM-MT condition

roll the dice and get the Mrs Smalls graded, there are no 10's and like 4 9's on the market.  Centering might keep it an 8 or lower but I am not expert in the random world called PSA grading...

I went to the Philly show last October and bought an extra admission to get another bonus card (Philly Sneezesteak) and forgot to offer it to any of the forum members.

  SOLD....THANK YOU!

 

I've finally organized all of my cards and have some extra sets of these, so if anybody am interested in purchasing a set, let me know.

  I have lots of extra letters too, if anybody would want some singles for any reason.

I would suspect you're in a small club there. Seems like the '85s get very little love, along with the '91s. Good for you, though, for this and having some unique items like that.

Think of it like the mafia. Your collecting roots have to be traced back to prove you bought these from your local quickie mart in 1985.

Thanks for the feedback. I too have many other favorites, but not a lot of $funds$ to create such a collection for everyone of my favs. It is truly amazing on how many items contain images of Blunder bread and how many sets have this character or something similar to it.

I still collect all other WP when possible, but Blunder will always be my favorite.

You make a good point - not every title has been so abundantly reprinted, some hardly ever at all.  Goes back to the theory that Topps has underutilized titles for which they lack high-quality scans.  Though I’m thinking that may not explain every title that’s been ignored time and time again.  For maximum iconic status, Blunder Bread is right up there with all the greats.