A scarce and beautifully preserved high-grade example from one of the most dramatic and collectible prewar non-sport issues, this 1936 G-Men & Heroes of the Law #67 “Murder In Unaka Mountains” is professionally graded PSA 7 NM, placing it firmly among the top tier of known survivors. With a PSA population of just 3 examples at this level and only 2 graded higher, this card offers impressive condition scarcity within a notoriously difficult 1930s set.

The G-Men & Heroes of the Law series is beloved for its vivid pulp-style artwork and gripping depictions of crime-fighting stories that captivated America during the Great Depression era. Card #67, titled “Murder In Unaka Mountains,” features bold colors and a cinematic, action-filled scene that perfectly reflects the set’s storytelling appeal. The dramatic illustration and period design give the card exceptional visual presence and strong display value.

Printed on thin, fragile stock and typically handled heavily by children, most examples from this series show significant wear, making Near Mint copies exceedingly difficult to locate. This PSA 7 example stands out with sharp corners, clean edges, smooth surfaces, and bright, well-preserved color—attributes rarely seen on a card nearing 90 years old. The eye appeal is far superior to the average surviving specimen.

As interest in prewar non-sport cards continues to grow, high-grade examples with strong population standings are increasingly sought after. With only three PSA 7s and just two higher, this card ranks near the top of the census and represents an outstanding opportunity for advanced collectors.

A compelling combination of rarity, condition, and classic 1930s Americana, this 1936 G-Men & Heroes of the Law #67 PSA 7 NM is a standout piece and a premium addition to any serious prewar or vintage non-sport collection.

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