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Sunday, November 18, 2018

How are My 1982s Like My 1976 Kellogg's Cards #1-3

When I looked through my 1980 Kellogg's purchase from last week, I had about two dozen packs that I ended up opening because the packaging was so damaged. 

Check out the 1982 Kellogg's cards that I created by using these damaged wrappers and sliding in three of my favorite cards from 1982 - Bill Buckner, Chet Lemon and Bob Knepper. 



I did the same thing with my 1976 Kellogg's cards #1, #2 and #3.  I cropped the pictures so that the rip in the package isn't even noticed - 1976 - #1, #2, #3 Fakes.  As can be seen in the full pictures from 1976, the wrapper is totally cut across one side. 

It seems like only in 1980 did Kellogg's use a two-piece wrapper.  It didn't work, so maybe that is why they didn't use a wrapper after 1980. 

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