Topps Disneyland 70th Anniversary - Card #76 \"Come on, have a nice bone, eh?\" Rainbow Foil - THEN & NOW New Orleans Square
Ahoy, Collectors - New Orleans Square Just Got Its Shiniest Card Yet! 🎴
There is something about the air near Pirates of the Caribbean that stops me in my tracks every single time I walk through New Orleans Square at Disneyland. That mossy, candlelit, slightly mischievous bayou atmosphere - it is unlike anything else in the park. The smell of it, the sound of distant accordion music, the gentle flicker of lantern light over the queue - pure magic. So when I cracked open a hobby box of Topps Disneyland 70th Anniversary and pulled Card #76 in a gorgeous Rainbow Foil parallel, I may have squealed a little. Right there at my kitchen table. No apologies!
Card #76 is titled "Come on, have a nice bone, eh?" and it sits within the beloved THEN and NOW theme of the Topps Disneyland 70th Anniversary set, specifically from the iconic New Orleans Square land section. This card captures one of the most cheeky and enduring scenes from Disneyland's original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction - the classic moment where a dog holds a jail cell key just out of reach of imprisoned pirates desperately trying to coax it closer. That little dog and his key have made guests laugh and groan for decades, and seeing it immortalized in a Topps trading card, shimmering under a rainbow foil finish, feels absolutely perfect.
The Rainbow Foil Glow is Everything ✨
Let me talk about this parallel for a moment, because it is truly beautiful. The Rainbow Foil finish shifts and dances as you tilt the card - purples, pinks, teals, and warm golds all catching the light in different ways. For a scene that already radiates warm torchlight and bayou mystery, that iridescent shimmer feels like it was designed specifically for this subject. The classic THEN label anchors the card clearly in the historical context of this set, reminding collectors this is the original, beloved version of the attraction, before Jack Sparrow arrived to shake things up.
In terms of rarity, the Rainbow Foil parallel falls at approximately 1:2 packs in hobby boxes, which makes it one of the more accessible parallels in the set - a great entry point for anyone starting their Disneyland 70th parallel rainbow. For those chasing the full ladder on Card #76, the journey goes through Blue Foil /99, Gold Foil /50, Orange Foil /25, Black Foil /10, Red Foil /5, and all the way to the stunning one-of-one Foilfractor. That is a serious and gorgeous rainbow to build!
The Full New Orleans Square Run - Collect the Whole Story
What makes the THEN and NOW section of this checklist so exciting is that it tells a complete neighborhood story across the full run. Cards #71 through #82 are dedicated entirely to New Orleans Square, and together they paint a stunning portrait of this land's history, soul, and transformation. If you are building a New Orleans Square personal collection or love the storytelling approach of this set, here is the full run worth chasing alongside Card #76:
- #71 - Pirates of the Caribbean (THEN-New Orleans Square)
- #72 - Pirates of the Caribbean (NOW-New Orleans Square)
- #73 - Piles of Treasure (THEN-New Orleans Square)
- #74 - Dead Men Tell No Tales (NOW-New Orleans Square)
- #75 - Pillaging and Plundering (THEN-New Orleans Square)
- #76 - Come on, have a nice bone, eh? (THEN-New Orleans Square) - today's spotlight star!
- #77 - The Blue Bayou (NOW-New Orleans Square)
- #78 - The Haunted Mansion (NOW-New Orleans Square)
- #79 - The Mansion's Organ (THEN-New Orleans Square)
- #80 - A Swinging Wake (THEN-New Orleans Square)
- #81 - Grim Grinning Ghosts Come Out to Socialize (THEN-New Orleans Square)
- #82 - Beware of Hitchhiking Ghosts (NOW-New Orleans Square)
Every single one of those twelve cards is worth tracking down in Rainbow Foil. The full New Orleans Square run, displayed together, is going to be one of the most stunning things you can put on a shelf or in a binder. Pirates of the Caribbean and the Haunted Mansion side by side, THEN and NOW, glowing in rainbow foil - that is collector goal energy right there.
Every great collection tells a story - and the best ones shimmer like foil in candlelight and smell faintly of bayou air.
A Moment in New Orleans Square
The first time I truly stopped to appreciate Pirates of the Caribbean as an adult - not as a kid gripping a parent's hand but as someone who understood the artistry and history behind it - I noticed that little dog for the first time. I mean, I had seen him a hundred times before, but I finally understood why he is so funny. He is completely unbothered. The pirates are desperate. He is just sitting there. Card #76 captures that comedic, timeless energy perfectly, and every time I look at it I am right back in that queue, the bayou mist floating past, lanterns glowing overhead.
Collector Notes and Display Ideas
This set is a dream for park fans and attraction collectors - the THEN and NOW section alone spans 82 cards and gives you a documentary-style journey through Disneyland history. Set builders will want every base version, while parallel collectors will find the Rainbow Foil run to be a beautifully manageable starting point. Hit chasers should focus on the Chrome inserts and numbered foil tiers for the bigger prizes in this release.
For storage, I keep my full Rainbow Foil parallel run sleeved with Ultra Pro Platinum Series Card Sleeves - they are acid-free, lint-free, and let the foil surface breathe without any risk of scuffing. For keeping the whole Disneyland 70th Anniversary set organized and ready to flip through, I love loading the full run into an Ultra Pro Card Storage Box, which keeps everything tidy and accessible. You can also pair Card #76 alongside your Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom spell cards or a vintage park map for a truly special New Orleans Square display moment.
If you are tracking your pulls in Collectiblz, make sure to mark Card #76 as "Have" once you snag your Rainbow Foil - watching that checklist fill up one shimmering New Orleans Square card at a time is its own kind of magic.
Card #76 "Come on, have a nice bone, eh?" is a pure love letter to Disneyland history wrapped in rainbow foil - and much like that clever little dog, it is absolutely not letting go of its charm. Happy collecting! 🏰
- 🧡 Tilly
