Spooky Kooky Line

[fleemo17]

I don't see much mention of the Spooky Kooky line of what I think would be considered a Jiggler. Is that because they're not particularly rare? I see them fairly often on eBay these days, fetching fairly high prices, especially if they're still tied to their display card.

About the only cherished rubber toy I still possess is a Spooky Kooky, the one that looks like this guy:
www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-1971-Imperial-Spooky-Kooky-Rubber-Jiggler-Oily-Mint-On-Card-MOC-Monster-/180986401036?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a23a1510c

I'd love to get my hands on the rest of his friends, but they're a bit too expensive for my taste. Last week, a full set (on card) sold for around $80, while this week an individual Spooky Kooky on its card starts at $50.

[Astronit]

Keep watching and you'll see them for sale at lesser prices. They are indeed one of the more common rubber figures available. There were either lots and lots made (with significant overstock still being liquidated) or they have been in continues production recently.
The carded ones might be a more recent release. they were origonally sold in bulk boxes at Dime Stores in the 70's.
Older varieties seem to have darker rubber tone. Also some of the older ones were made in brown rubber rather than pink-flesh color. I haven't see many of them.

[pylgrym]

WHOA! Mint, bagged specimen! www.ebay.com/itm/1971-NOS-SPOOKY-KOOKY-VINTAGE-MINT-IN-BAG-RUBBER-ZOMBIE-PRISONER-MONSTER-FIGURE-/261332563694?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cd8a276ee