A Great Card and an Enlightening Conversation About Kellogg's Cards

I made it a goal to stop and talk to someone about Kellogg's cards at the National Card Show.  Luckily, the opportunity presented itself.

I knew that Beckett Auctions and Goodwin Auctions had included Kellogg's proof cards and uncut sheets in recent auctions and that they might have more in future auctions.  I stopped by the Beckett booth and asked about their auction site.  That was a great question to ask.

Rob from Beckett is in charge of their auctions and I had the opportunity to talk to him about the recent addition of Kellogg's items in their auctions.  I told him that I purchased a few items in the last two auctions and he mentioned another auction will be coming up soon.

I glimpsed a 1968 Topps 3-D card in the case and asked him if I could take a picture of it.  The front looks great but the card is graded as a 2.  He explained the back.  Since this card was being used in the production process as a proof, it was glued to something.  Check out the back of the card.  I like this type of card more than a normal one because it was part of the making of these cards.

Enjoy the card and check out the auction sites in the future.