Product code: Vintage Hippy Sippy buttons/pins outlets lot
These are from a candy in the 60s that was discontinued in 1969. In great condition! Cheapest one I found was $22.50 going up to $75 for the lady pin. There is still room for a reseller at this price or a fantastic price for the collector! Pins are 1 1/2” if you're interested in a certain button I will separate but cost per es will be higher depending on which button! We outlets welcome bundle offers! Hippy Sippy was a Japanese candy produced in the late 1960s and imported into the United States by R.J. Albert & Sons. The packaging was shaped like a syringe and the candy resembled brightly colored pills. The candy played on the popular hippy and drug culture happening in the United States at the time, and each package came with a button that typically stated "hippy sippy says" and then another phrase alluding to drug usage slang such as "I'll try anything.". The FDA ultimately recalled the candy in 1969 because of the controversy surrounding the drug paraphernalia inspired packaging.
These are from a candy in the 60s that was discontinued in 1969. In great condition! Cheapest one I found was $22.50 going up to $75 for the lady pin. There is still room for a reseller at this price or a fantastic price for the collector! Pins are 1 1/2” if you're interested in a certain button I will separate but cost per es will be higher depending on which button! We outlets welcome bundle offers! Hippy Sippy was a Japanese candy produced in the late 1960s and imported into the United States by R.J. Albert & Sons. The packaging was shaped like a syringe and the candy resembled brightly colored pills. The candy played on the popular hippy and drug culture happening in the United States at the time, and each package came with a button that typically stated "hippy sippy says" and then another phrase alluding to drug usage slang such as "I'll try anything.". The FDA ultimately recalled the candy in 1969 because of the controversy surrounding the drug paraphernalia inspired packaging.