Kelloggs cards?

[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

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by GrewUpWithJunkWax

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

This slabbed 1974 Wilbur Wood had ZERO cracks when I bought it six or seven years ago, it did this within a month or two once I got ahold of it.

[Casey2296]

The key to collecting Kellogg's 3-D is to keep them in a consistent environment, such as a dark 300 year old wine cellar, when viewing your collection never stare directly at the card always a sideways glance, always approach from a respectful distance, genuflecting is encouraged. If the card collecting gods choose to smile on you your card will be fine, otherwise you will see it age faster than a picture of Dorian Grey...

[jchcollins]

The idea of cracking bugs me, but it hasn't happened to me yet. I have two graded Kellogg's, a 1970 Carew and a '74 Reggie Jackson, both PSA 8's. Not sure what specifically leads it to happen, but I know they can crack in the slab. They seem fine so far. They usually live in a box in the AC, 75 degrees or so on average in NC. Nothing seems extreme, but who knows.

[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.