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	1970 Kellogg's is a 75-card set and was the cereal maker's first venture into baseball cards. The design incorporates a brilliant color photo of the player set against an indistinct background, which is then covered with a layer of [[Lenticular Printing\|lenticular plastic]] to simulate a 3-D look. (The same process would be used by Sportflics in the 1980s).		1970 Kellogg's is a 75-card set and was the cereal maker's first venture into baseball cards. The design incorporates a brilliant color photo of the player set against an indistinct background, which is then covered with a layer of [[Lenticular Printing\|lenticular plastic]] to simulate a 3-D look. (The same process would be used by Sportflics in the 1980s).

	The cards were individually inserted one per specially marked boxes of Kellogg's cereal. Kellogg's also distributed six-card rack-style packs which contained two iron-on team logo patches.		The cards were individually inserted one per specially marked boxes of Kellogg's cereal. Kellogg's also distributed six-card rack-style packs which contained two iron-on team logo patches. Complete sets were also available through a mail-in offer.

	Cards #16-#30 are believed to be in shorter supply than the other cards in the set.		Cards #16-#30 are believed to be in shorter supply than the other cards in the set.

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	1970 Kellogg's is a 75-card set and was the cereal maker's first venture into baseball cards. The design incorporates a brilliant color photo of the player set against an indistinct background, which is then covered with a layer of [[Lenticular Printing\|lenticular plastic]] to simulate a 3-D look. (The same process would be used by Sportflics in the 1980s).		1970 Kellogg's is a 75-card set and was the cereal maker's first venture into baseball cards. The design incorporates a brilliant color photo of the player set against an indistinct background, which is then covered with a layer of [[Lenticular Printing\|lenticular plastic]] to simulate a 3-D look. (The same process would be used by Sportflics in the 1980s).

	The cards were individually inserted one per specially marked boxes of Kellogg's cereal. ~~Cards still found with the wrapper intact are valued 50 percent greater than the values listed below.~~ Kellogg's also distributed six-card rack-style packs which contained two iron-on team logo patches.		The cards were individually inserted one per specially marked boxes of Kellogg's cereal. Kellogg's also distributed six-card rack-style packs which contained two iron-on team logo patches.

	Cards #16-#30 are believed to be in shorter supply than the other cards in the set.		Cards #16-#30 are believed to be in shorter supply than the other cards in the set.

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=Description=

1970 Kellogg's is a 75-card set and was the cereal maker's first venture into baseball cards. The design incorporates a brilliant color photo of the player set against an indistinct background, which is then covered with a layer of [[Lenticular Printing|lenticular plastic]] to simulate a 3-D look. (The same process would be used by Sportflics in the 1980s).

The cards were individually inserted one per specially marked boxes of Kellogg's cereal. Cards still found with the wrapper intact are valued 50 percent greater than the values listed below. Kellogg's also distributed six-card rack-style packs which contained two iron-on team logo patches.

Cards #16-#30 are believed to be in shorter supply than the other cards in the set.

=Distribution=

One card per specially-marked box of Kellogg's cereal.

Rack: Six cards plus two satin team logo patches per pack (MSRP: $0.49)

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=Checklist=

==Base Set==

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<sql2wiki database="carddb">
SELECT num,player,info FROM cards WHERE (year = 1970) AND (setname = "Kellogg''s")
ORDER BY num +0 ASC;
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==Inserts==

===Iron-On Patches===

Two patches were available in specially-marked six-card rack packs. One patch for each of the then-24 MLB teams were produced.

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