Looking at Topps cards didn't always give kids an idea about what a player looked like. Kellogg's certainly took care of that for us.
This was the Roberto Clemente that I knew. When reading about his death before heading out to do my paper route, this is a face I knew. Kellogg's made that possible. Sure, I loved the fact that I had 10 of his 1970 Topps cards, but this is how I remembered him.
This card is also on a small list of cards that keep Kellogg's set building from being easy.
1970 - Rose, Clemente, Mays and a few others
1971 - all nice cards if condition is important to you
1972 - Clemente, Mays, Rose
1973 - Ryan, Rose
1974 - Ryan, Rose
1975 - most nice cards if condition is important to you
After 1975 it seems like there are plenty of cards in nice condition.
A look at Kellogg's cereal cards and related items from all sports.
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Now that's a beautiful card. I'll be adding one of these sooner than later.
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