Which Kellogg's Baseball Card Set is Pictured Most Frequently in My Posts?

It is my plan to picture every Kellogg's baseball card and related item at some point.  I haven't been following any pattern so I thought I'd start keeping track of this.  Since I actually got to Mario Guerrero already I'd like to see how I'm doing.

This is my 85th post.  For the first 84 posts here are some statistics.

Here is a count of how many times cards from each set have been listed.  This is skewed because I've shown the All-Time Greats many times and when I show two Gehrig cards I count it twice.  Why?  I'm too lazy to trim the picture and I like the way the cards look together.

I didn't include the sheet of 108 cards from 1973 that is pictured and is currently the background for the blog.  I also didn't include the cards pictured in the blog title.

1970 - 31
1971 - 21
1972 - 18
1973 - 18
1974 - 8
1975 - 13
1976 - 6
1977 - 13
1978 - 17
1979 - 15
1980 - 7
1981 - 38
1982 - 18
1983 - 16


1968 Topps 3D - 3
1970 Iron-ons - 4
1972 ATG - 24
1991 Legends - 3
1991 All-Star - 1
1992 All-Star 0
1993 Clemente - 3

The 1974 set was the first one I completed by fighting my brothers for the box of Frosted Flakes.   The 1976 set has always been a favorite of mine.  Neither of these two appear frequently.  I will certainly make some changes to that.

Even though the 1981 set is not worth much I really like it.  It has great player selection.

I guess I should put a picture into this post even though it won't count in the statistics above.

There's an easy solution from an earlier post.  No counting issues now.