1970 Kellogg's 75-card debut remains one of its most popular sets. These cards fashion a pure and simple design that incorporates a posed player photo with a facsimile a… See more

The 1971 Kellogg's set is the toughest to complete. This is largely because it's the only issue that did not have a factory set that was available via a mail-in offer. This overall scar… See more

As noted earlier, the 1973 Kellogg's set was the only issue that did not feature 3D cards. Like the other sets, however, these singles boast posed player photos and facsimile a… See more

Measuring 2-1/8" by 3-1/4", these cards fashion a posed player photo with a facsimile autograph inside of a blue rectangular frame with white stars in it. The player's po… See more

This is Gay's favorite Kellogg's set. The cards present a posed player photo surrounded by a psychedelic blue and red frame with the words "3-D Super Stars" breaking u… See more