Kelloggs cards?

[Harliduck]

Loved Kelloggs cards as a kid, with my favorite being the 73's and had a few. Only 3D cards I have now are the 70 & 71 Killebrew and have pondered if I should do the run. The thread here has been fun to follow...so I've kept my eye on them...and came across a great deal on a complete 73 set. With all the cracking issues and all that...still not sure I want to invest the time and dollars but the 73s are obviously safe. Pretty stoked.

Thanks for all the info...I sure bothered my mom a lot as a kid for those. Cereal and Hostess everyday!

[UKCardGuy]

This thread worried me as I'm 74% through a full 1970 - 1983 Kelloggs run.

I've gone to check my cards....except for a few, they're all still OK. I'm not sure if the few that I've spotted have cracked since I bought them or if I just didn't notice them before...but I'll be keeping an eye on it. I keep them in penny sleeves in toploaders.

I love this set. It brings me back to my childhood reading the boxes while eating my breakfast and thinking about those cards.

[Zach Wheat]

'81 Kellogg's sheet. I stopped collecting Kellogg's sheets when I realized they were very difficult to keep from cracking once rolled up.

[David W]

Just picked up this 3 card panel from 1970 along with the square cut 1970 Super

[The-Cardfather]

After seeing this thread, I went and checked all of my Kellogg's. I've had most of them in slabs for quite a few years. I don't know why they haven't showed any signs of cracking. (Not that I'm complaining.) I keep them in a closet in my home.

[JollyElm]

In a perfect world, every single one of us would ONLY collect Kellogg's cards. They immediately send us on a time warp back to the glory days of our childhood, digging to get to the bottom of that sugary cereal goodness and claim our prize!!!!

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

the glory days of our childhood, digging to get to the bottom of that sugary cereal goodness and claim our prize!!!!

Take the card. Leave the cereal.