Thank you Mr. Kellogg

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

Somebody only had to eat one box to get this, but thankfully they chose not to cut it out.

Looks like this one is SGC Slabbed? What does the flip say and where did you find it? Pretty Cool!

[darkhorse9]

I've been trying to complete the 1975 Kelloggs set but they all seem to crack worse than any other year. They're impossible to find in nm

Otherwise I have a complete run if Kelloggs 1970-1983, Hostess panels 1975-1979 and Hostess Twinkies 1975-1977

[insidethewrapper]

The 1975 set is impossible to collect in top condition because they crack easily. Many of the slabbed cards also are cracked. Don't buy based on the grade, because they may crack later. They are hard to find in top condition , and if you do, they will be cracked the next time you look at them. I put together over 5 sets over the years and I looked at them a few months ago and almost 100% of them are now cracked. I wasted a lot of monery. They were in binders. I have all the other sets including the 1971 Set with a total of 194 variations ( including both dated and undated copyrights).

[GasHouseGang]

I only had one of those cards as a kid, but it was a Ruth so I was happy to get it. I guess my mom wouldn't keep buying the cereal, because I never got another. I don't remember ever seeing the danish. I finally had to buy the set.

[RUKen]

Ty Cobb is described on his card as the "Greatest Left Fielder". Cobb played over 3000 games in a 24-season career, and is only known to have played left field in 36 games.

[Hankphenom]

Originally Posted by toledo_mudhen

Looks like this one is SGC Slabbed? What does the flip say and where did you find it? Pretty Cool!

It's in a frame, not slabbed, and the "flip" is the inside of the cereal box, which is plain cardboard. This was the outside back of the box. I've had it so long I don't remember where I got it.

[qed2190]

I have several packages of the cards that the company sent me from all the years I never opened them they are still in their mailing containers. After seeing these posts I am thinking about unpacking them to see if they are ok or cracked. They are up in the attic somewhere.

[Jay Wolt]

Great thread
Here's my 1978 Kellogg's box

[Troy Kirk]

I'm enjoying this thread, as I'm another one that collected the Kellogg's cards when they were issued. I never saw the Danish Go Rounds cards when I was a kid, I would have made my mom buy them if I did, but I did pick up a cheap set a few years later. I ate so much of the cereal in the 1970s that I will never eat another box of Frosted Flakes again. I offered all my friends a nickel a card and one friend would bring me a lot, often 3 or 4 at a time. Finally I asked him how he was getting so many. He told me he had a bunch of brothers and sisters.

At a National Convention one year, a guy was selling original artwork for the Kellogg's cards, and I bought a few. I probably should have bought more as they are pretty cool. Here's one for Randy Jones.