Kelloggs cards?

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by drcy

What happened there? The weather?

High humidity in the Southeast, it’s ruining my comic book collection too with foxing.

[ALR-bishop]

Cliff--if you have an exacto knife you can turn it into something like a Topps 1974 Puzzle card

[Chris-Counts]

I love those old Kelloggs cards. I had never heard about humidity cracking them — I'll think twice before moving east of the Mississippi River.

Does anybody know why the 1975 set is so tough? I was under the impression that the 1971 set was the rare one because you couldn't send away for them, but there's nearly twice as many on eBay as those from 1975.

[OldSchoolBaseball]

I'm looking for boxes and paying up to get ones I don't have (1970-1983). Love some Kellogg's!!

[David W]

Originally Posted by OldSchoolBaseball

I'm looking for boxes and paying up to get ones I don't have (1970-1983). Love some Kellogg's!!

Very nice collection. Complete boxes are tough

[insidethewrapper]

Stopped collecting Kellogg's. Tired of buying PSA 9's and 10's and then having them crack the next time I looked at them. The 1975 cards are the worst, but also had a lot of trouble with the 1971's.

[GrewUpWithJunkWax]

Originally Posted by insidethewrapper

Stopped collecting Kellogg's. Tired of buying PSA 9's and 10's and then having them crack the next time I looked at them. The 1975 cards are the worst, but also had a lot of trouble with the 1971's.

I was curious if slabbing them would save them - guess not

[Wihawk]

Originally Posted by OldSchoolBaseball

I'm looking for boxes and paying up to get ones I don't have (1970-1983). Love some Kellogg's!!

Those boxes bring back some great memories, nice collection.
I remember pulling my favorite pitcher's card Don Sutton from a box in 1070. I still have the Sutton card and have picked up some 1970 cards in the last year, I love the 3D look.