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Good catch! I was thinking the ones that said "cereal series" were from cereal and these were from dog food (we bought a lot of Purina dog food at the time and I remember getting prizes out of the bag). I was clearly misremembering this card since it says what cereal it came from on the back.
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1982 Roy Rogers Yankees lids got these in person when they came out I knew a person who worked there and 1986 Keller's ugly Baseball Cards
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They did put cards in with dog food though! (Or at least with dog treats.)
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But here's my favorite dog food issue, even though it doesn't fit the time frame of this board: ![]() |
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Here is a complete set of 20 Milk Bone Super Stars, the card packs were issued in certain Milk Bone Biscuts boxes
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In general, for player specific collectors, are food issued cards as desirable to collect as their mainstream cards? I know some of the 50's issues are seen as highly desirable, but no sure if this trend carries over to the 80's + onward food issues
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