My Simpsons Collection

Other Simpsons Cards & Simpsons Related Cards - Notes & Values

A) Geffen Card ($50) - This card was released by Geffen as part of a 17 card set to promote various artists and albums.    The set was called "Geffen/DGC Homeruns" and is very hard to find. I have only ever seen one and I do not know the year they were released. They were given out in a box that resembles a deck of playing cards. The list of cards from this set includes (in no particular order since the cards are not numbered):

      0) Box
      1) The Simpsons - Sing The Blues (Simpsons)
      2) Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
      3) Berlin - Best of Berlin 1979 - 1988
      4) Pat Metheny Group - Still Life (Talking)
      5) The Dukes of Stratosphear - Chips From The Chocolate Fireball
      6) XTC - Oranges and Lemons
      7) Kitaro - The Light of the Spirit
      8) Don Henley - The End of the Innocence
      9) Nelson - After the Rain
    10) Tesla - Mechanical Resonance
    11) Whitesnake - Whitesnake
    12) Rickie Lee Jones - Flying Cowboys
    13) Amy Grant - The Collection
    14) Cher - Heart of Stone
    15) The Sundays - Reading, Writing and Arithmetic
    16) Peter Gabriel - So
    17) Aerosmith - Pump

B) "Bart Knows" Cards ($15 - $20 for the set) - This set of 10 cards was released (probably unauthorized) around 1990 but I am not sure. The cards pop up once in a while if you are patient. Nothing unusual worth mentioning.

C) "Bart Bootleg" Cards ($20 - $25 for the set) - This set of 7 cards was released (probably unauthorized and not together) around 1990 but I am not sure. The cards are primarily a sign of the times referencing Bo and Saddam Hussein. Nothing unusual worth mentioning but they are getting harder to find.

D) 1991 Wacky Package Sticker - "Bart Wimpson / Fatt Gaining" ($10) - At this time, the only thing I know about this sticker is it is number 24. I am not sure what set is is from but it is dated 1991.

E) "Krusty Flakes Valuable Coupon" Card ($3 - $5) - This card is very common and shows up at card shows and on eBay quite frequently. It is slightly smaller than the standard trading card and made of plastic (like a credit card). Otherwise, there is nothing unusual worth mentioning.

F) 1993 Bongo Comics Group Spectacular Card (Seasons Greetings and Happy New Year) ($100+) - This card is very rare and was given out along with the Bongo Comics Group Spectacular Book. It is 4" X 5 1/2". Each card is individually numbered in silver out of 1000. The Group Spectacular Book is the second rarest of all the Simpsons Comics. Like the card, it also was limited to 1000 copies and each one was hand numbered in silver out of 1000. The number on the card matched the number on the book. The book is a limited edition hard copy compilation (reprint) of the Simpsons Comics #1, Radioactive Man #1, Bartman #1 and Itchy & Scratchy #1. It is a hard copy with a nice cover. the pages are the same material as the original comic strips. It was never sold in stores and I believe it was given out to employees during the holidays in 1993.

G) 1993 Overstreet CBM#7 Card featuring Radioactive Man and Bartman (various $$$)- This card was found in Overstreet CBM#7 Magazine dated November 1993. This card is very interesting because it comes in several different versions. The basic card is the same in each version. The only difference is the color of the border.   There are at least 6 different colors that I have but I have heard rumors that some more may exist. If you have any of these other colors or have ever seen these and can confirm this, please email me at yale@donthaveacowman.com. This is the only Simpsons or Simpsons Related Cards I do not have. The colors include:

      1) Black Border ($10 - $15)
      2) Blue Border ($15 - $20)
      3) Purple Border ($25 - $30)
      4) Green Border ($25- $30)
      5) Red Border ($40- $50)
      6) Yellow Border ($40 - $50)

I) 1994 Skybox Pog Promo/Checklist Card ($5) - This card is really more of a checklist than a promo card. It is fairly common and the is nothing unusual worth mentioning. There is however an actual pog promo (see section on pogs) that is very rare and hard to find.

J) 1994 Australian TV WEEK Collector Cards (Series Number One) ($20 for Regular Card / $35 for Gold Card) - This card was released as part of a 24 card set to promote Australian television shows and popular actors/actresses. A second set was released in 1995/1996 and those cards are much easier to find. These cards were issued as both a standard set and also as a "gold" set. The cards are the same in each set except for a "gold stamp". They came in issues of Aussie TV Week and is was quite difficult to put a full set together (especially a "gold" set). There was also a specially made binder to keep the set in. While the cards are the same size as regular trading cards, they are thinner and the color quality is not as good (see scans). Here is the complete list of cards from this set:

                   The Card Album
   1 (of 24) - The Simpsons             13 (of 24) - Agro
   2 (of 24) - Melissa George           14 (of 24) - David Caruso
   3 (of 24) - Lois & Clark             15 (of 24) - Christina Applegate
   4 (of 24) - David Charvet            16 (of 24) - Dieter Brummer
   5 (of 24) - Plucka Duck              17 (of 24) - Mr Bean
   6 (of 24) - Heather Locklear         18 (of 24) - Jason Priestly
   7 (of 24) - John Stamos              19 (of 24) - Kimberly Davies
   8 (of 24) - Hangin With Mr. Cooper   20 (of 24) - Jaleel White
   9 (of 24) - Joey Lawrence            21 (of 24) - Absolutely Famous
  10 (of 24) - Ren & Stimpy             22 (of 24) - Wilson
11 (of 24) - Richard Dean Anderson    23 (of 24) - Grant Show
12 (of 24) - Jennie Garth             24 (of 24) - Baywatch Babes

K) 1995/1996 Australian TV WEEK (Classic) Cards ($10 for Regular Card / $20 for Gold Card) - This card was released as part of a 32 card set to promote Australian television shows and popular actors/actresses. It was a follow up to the 1994 set. This set is much easier to find and as a result the cards are not worth as much as the first set. These cards were also issued as both a standard set and also as a "gold" set. As with the 1994 set, the cards are the same in each set except for a "gold stamp". They came in issues of Aussie TV Week and even though there were "lots" of cards produced, it still wasn't easy to put a full set together (especially a "gold" set). There was also a specially made binder to keep the set in. While the cards are the same size as regular trading cards, they are thinner and the color quality is not as good (see scans). Here is the complete list of cards from this set:

               The Card Album
   1 (of 32) - The Simpsons           17 (of 32) - Star Trek
   2 (of 32) - Melrose Place          18 (of 32) - A Country Practice
   3 (of 32) - The X-Files            19 (of 32) - The Nanny
   4 (of 32) - Seinfeld               20 (of 32) - Bewitched
   5 (of 32) - Home & Away            21 (of 32) - Chicago Hope
   6 (of 32) - ER                     22 (of 32) - The Footy Show
   7 (of 32) - The Brady Bunch        23 (of 32) - Gilligan's Island
   8 (of 32) - M*A*S*H                24 (of 32) - Happy Days
   9 (of 32) - Mr Bean                25 (of 32) - Prisoner
10 (of 32) - Hey Hey It's Saturday 26 (of 32) - Police Rescue
  11 (of 32) - Neighbours             27 (of 32) - Countdown
12 (of 32) - Fawlty Towers          28 (of 32) - Mother & Son
  13 (of 32) - Home Improvement       29 (of 32) - Lois & Clark
  14 (of 32) - Blue Heelers           30 (of 32) - Absolutely Famous
15 (of 32) - Get Smart              31 (of 32) - The Young Ones
16 (of 32) - Roseanne               32 (of 32) - NYPD Blue

L) 1998 Krusty Product Stickers ($10 each) - I really dont know where these came from or if there are any more but I would value them at about $10 each based on their scarcity. If anyone can supply me with information about these stickers, I would appreciate it.

M) 1999 Yeardley Smith Autographed Card ($90) - This is really more like a post card than a trading card. It is roughly 4" x 6". It is a limited edition of 1000 cards and each card is numbered. I have 133/1000. Each card comes with a certificate of authenticity from Cards, Inc. The cards were originally sold on QVC UK and are quite hard to find now.

N) 2001 Comics 2001 Charity Deck of Cards ($100 for any card or the full deck). This was a limited edition of 500 decks of cards. All of the art and decks were auctioned for the benefit of Childline at the Comics 2001 Festival held in Bristol, UK on May 26-27, 2001. While there were 65 different drawings (some cards had more than one drawing) 3 of the cards had a "Simpsons" theme. The 8 of Spades (drawn by Dave Windett) was the easiest to find with Bart clearly displayed. However, two other cards also had a "Simpsons" theme: the 2 of Hearts by Simon Gurr and the 9 of clubs by Paul Palmer. Each of these cards has among other characters...Itchy & Scratchy. The decks originally sold for between $75 and $150. Now, they are very hard to find. Here is the complete list of each artist and accompanying playing cards from this set:

  1. Cover Card
Hearts                                   Diamonds
2. (A/Hearts) - Mark Buckingham          18. (A/Diamonds) - Kev Walker
3. (2/Hearts) - Shannon Wheeler          19. (A/Diamonds*) - Christopher Weston
  4. (2/Hearts*) - Simon Gurr              20. (2/Diamonds) - Duncan Fegredo
5. (3/Hearts) - Howard Cruse             21. (3/Diamonds) - Lew Stringer
6. (4/Hearts) - Alan Davis               22. (4/Diamonds) - Alan Davis
7. (5/Hearts) - Jonathon Edwards         23. (5/Diamonds) - John Higgins
8. (6/Hearts) - Gary Spencer Millidge    24. (6/Diamonds) - Paul Johnson
9. (7/Hearts) - Gordon Tait              25. (7/Diamonds) - Steve Conley
10. (7/Hearts*) - Ilya                    26. (8/Diamonds) - Charlie Adlard
11. (8/Hearts) - Roger Langridge          27. (9/Diamonds) - Hunt Emerson
12. (9/Hearts) - Sean Phillips            28. (10/Diamonds) - David Pugh
13. (10/Hearts) - Steve Yeowell           29. (J/Diamonds) - Rafael Kayanan
14. (J/Hearts) - Simon Fraser            30. (Q/Diamonds) - Killian Plunkett
15. (Q/Hearts) - Craig Dixon              31. (K/Diamonds) - Art Wetherell
16. (Q/Hearts*) - Bryan Talbot            32. (K/Diamonds*) - Staz Johnson
17. (K/Hearts) - Mike Perkins

Spades                                    Clubs
33. (A/Spades) - Jon Howard                49. (A/Clubs) - Dave Gibbons
34. (A/Spades*) - Matt Wagner             50. (2/Clubs) - Terry Wiley
35. (2/Spades) - S B Davis                 51. (3/Clubs) - Simon Perrins
36. (2/Spades*) - Evan Dorkin              52. (4/Clubs) - Alan Davis
37. (3/Spades) - Stephen Baskerville       53. (5/Clubs) - Andy Diggle & Jack
38. (4/Spades) - Alan Davis                54. (6/Clubs) - Kev Hopgood
39. (5/Spades) - Frazer Irving             55. (7/Clubs) - Henry Flint
40. (6/Spades) - Lise                      56. (7/Clubs*) - Kev Walker
41. (7/Spades) - Jim Brady                 57. (8/Clubs) - John Erasmus
42. (7/Spades*) - Mike Collins             58. (8/Clubs*) - Lee Townsend
43. (8/Spades) - Dave Windett              59. (9/Clubs) - Paul Palmer
44. (9/Spades) - James Hodgkins            60. (10/Clubs) - Al Davidson
45. (10/Spades) - Frode                    61. (J/Clubs) - Kev F. Sutherland
46. (J/Spades) - Trevor Hairsine           62. (Q/Clubs) - John McCrea
47. (Q/Spades) - Karl                     63. (K/Clubs) - Carlos Ezquerra
48. (K/Spades) - Greg Staples

Jokers
64. (Joker) - Will Sher
65. (Joker) - Rich Johnson

O) 2003 Comics 2003 Charity Deck of Cards ($50 for any card or the full deck). This was a limited edition of 500 decks of cards. All of the art and decks were auctioned for the benefit of Childline at the Comics 2003 Festival held in Bristol, UK on May 24-25, 2003. Whereas the last deck was an actual deck of cards with actual suits and numbers (i.e 8 of spades), this deck was did not resemble playing cards. There were a total of 50 different drawings (including the cover card) and very few of them had suits and / or numbers. There was only 1 "Simpsons" themed card. Card #38, entitled "Dennis and Friends" (drawn by Paul Palmer) had Bart and Maggie flying on a card that looked like a magic carpet. There were other characters (including "Dennis the Menace" as the name implies) as well and one of the "magic carpet" cards was a 3 of clubs. The decks originally sold for around $25 USD...much less than the previous decks. Here is the complete list of each artist and accompanying playing cards from this set:

  1. Cover Card
2. Batdan by Kev F. Sutherland
3. Little Plum by Hunt Emerson
  4. Billy Whizz by Wayne Thompson
5. Judge Dredd and "Mean Machine" Angel by John Lycett-Smith
6. Bone by Jeff Smith
7. Marvel Characters inc. Vision, Magneto, Wasp, Scarlet Witch by Barry Kitson & Chris Blythe
8. Korky The Cat by Dave Windett
9. Green Arrow and Green Lantern by Charles Adlard
10. Le Diable (Hellboy) by SB Davis
11. Dr Strange by Andi Watson
12. Judge Death by Adrian Bamforth
13. Mr Fantastic and The Thing by Henry Flint
14. White Rabbit by Mark Buckingham
15. Batgirl by Rian Hughes
16. Deadlock by Simon Coleby
17. Incredible Bear by Simon Gurr
18. The Dead Judges by Frazer Irving
19. 2000AD Characters by Jon Howard and David Pugh
20. Beast Man by John Higgins
21. Darth Vader by John McCrea
22. Beryl the Peril by Karl Dixon
23. Dr Manhattan by Dave Gibbons
24. Frankie Stein by Roger Langridge
25. The Losers by Jock
26. Blue Beetle, Booster Gold and a Piranha Penguin by Andrew Livesey
27. Vivian by Liam Sharp
28. Land of the Giants by Steve Marchant
29. Spike by Mike Collins
30. Mike Donaldson
31. Alan Moore by Gary Spencer Millidge
32. The Fool by Natalie Sandells
33. Blinky Playing Cards by Nick Brennan
34. Ollie Flip Trick by Karl Dixon
35. Gnasher by Nigel Parkinson
36. Hellboy by Simon Perrins
37. Dennis the Menace by Nigel Parkinson
38. Dennis and Friends by Paul Palmer
39. Judge Anderson by PJ Holden
40. Jokers by Richard Nairn
41. Wolverine by Rich Johnston
42. Lilly & Cosmo by Simon Fraser
43. Vampirella by Steve Pugh
44. Trannies Attack by Lew Stringer
45. Luther Arkwright by Bryan Talbot
46. Howard the Duck and Friends by Phil Winslade
47. Dandy by Gordon Tait
48. Gordon Tait
49. David Hitchcock
50. The Dandy Comic Strip by Wayne Thompson

P) 2001 Fox Promotional Deck of Playing Cards ($20 for any card or the full deck). This deck was apparently given out by Fox to promote the Wednesday Comedy Night lineup. The Joker was the only Simpsons card in the deck. It has Homer juggling Donuts saying, "Never be a half ass parent...always be a whole ass!" - Homer Simpson. Here is the complete list of each card from this set:

  1. (Joker) - The Simpsons

Hearts                                    Diamonds
2. (A/Hearts) - That 70's Show         15. (A/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
3. (2/Hearts) - King of the Hill        16. (2/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
  4. (3/Hearts) - Malcolm in the Middle    17. (3/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
5. (4/Hearts) - That 70's Show           18. (4/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
6. (5/Hearts) - King of the Hill         19. (5/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
7. (6/Hearts) - Malcolm in the Middle    20. (6/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
8. (7/Hearts) - That 70's Show           21. (7/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
9. (8/Hearts) - King of the Hill         22. (8/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
10. (9/Hearts) - Malcolm in the Middle    23. (9/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
11. (10/Hearts) - That 70's Show          24. (10/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
12. (J/Hearts) - King of the Hill         25. (J/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
13. (Q/Hearts) - Malcolm in the Middle    26. (Q/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life
14. (K/Hearts) - That 70's Show           27. (K/Diamonds) - Grounded for Life

Spades                                     Clubs
28. (A/Spades) - Titus                     41. (A/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
29. (2/Spades) - Titus                     42. (2/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
30. (3/Spades) - Titus                     43. (3/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
31. (4/Spades) - Titus                     44. (4/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
32. (5/Spades) - Titus                     45. (5/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
33. (6/Spades) - Titus                     46. (6/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
34. (7/Spades) - Titus                     47. (7/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
35. (8/Spades) - Titus                     48. (8/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
36. (9/Spades) - Titus                     49. (9/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
37. (10/Spades) - Titus                    50. (10/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
38. (J/Spades) - Titus                     51. (J/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
39. (Q/Spades) - Titus                     52. (Q/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show
40. (K/Spades) - Titus                     53. (K/Clubs) - The Bernie Mac Show

Q) 1994 Shadowbart (#0) Card ($100 - $200) This is the super chase card from the 1994 Images of Shadowhawk Card set. The set had 100 base cards and 7 regular "holofoil" chase cards in addition to this super chase card. The card was a collaboration between Jim Valentino and Matt Groening (who also collaborated on the 1994 Skybox Arty Art Card called "Shadowbart and Homer Hawk"). The card was inserted approximately 1 in every 432 packs or so. The opportunity to win an uncut sheet of Shadowbart Cards was also found in Overstreet Fan #3 magazine (August 1995).

R) 1996 Madman (#44) Card ($10 - $20) This card by Mike Allred is a tribute to Matt Groening (the creator of Life in Hell and the Simpsons). I don't have any more information on this card at this time.

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