There Is Joyous Celebration In The Vintage Kelloggs World

zardoz51

I have just received an email from a well respected, but secretive Kellogg's collector who until now had chosen to remain anonymous. He has been reading the boards for quite some time, but has never posted.

So outraged at the wanton disrespect shown the Kellogg's cards by the Johnny Come-lately's, members of the Green's Party, and assorted Riff-Raff, that he will be joining the Gemmintman/Zardoz/Beaton triumvirate in defending the sanctity of our Vintage set.

He will be showing himself in the very near future.

King Kellogg is amongst us!!!!!!!!

thegemmintman

WOW! King Kellogg? We just became that much stronger in our Noble VINTAGE Fight against the Evil Modern Vic Invaders.

Welcome King Kellogg!

BTW, did you know that Vic Davalillo's initials are "VD"?

Davalillo

Did you know that Vic Davalillo and I are related?

thegemmintman

Vic, seriously?

qualitycards

ZARDOZ - Are you talking about the secretive Mr. X, who includes a box of Kellogg's with various purchases? I rec'd a mini Froot Loops box last week w/ 100+ ass't Kelloggs PSA's, I wasn't too sure if it was a tribute to the Kelloggs name or the Kiss Of Death. But since I'm still alive, I imagine, it was a tribute. I was still pretty cautious, as I let my Father In Law eat the box just in case. ...jay

zardoz51

Jay

YES

The one and the same.


The man who includes a box of Kellogg's cereal with each transaction, in order to spread the good word about Kellogg's cards.

Wise move in having the father in law eat them, remember that you did defect from the 1970 Happy, Joyous, Free, and Peace loving Kellogg's fraternity to ally yourself with the forces of the evil dark side. King Kellogg takes such things seriously and you just never know

thegemmintman

Kool

The guy is like Zorro or something leaving his "K" mark wherever he goes.

He's "Korro".

RobE

KING KELLOGG

RobE...

Now THAT'S cool!!!




Larry.

mikeschmidt

Davalillo:

So when are you going to set up a PSA Player Set Registry for your relative? I am sure that most of us here would like to hear more about your relationship!

Marc

Davalillo

Marc,

I see where someone requested a player set registry for Joe Jay. Heck, Vic Davalillo had a better career than Jay. Maybe I should but somehow I think these registries should be limited to HOF's or superstars.

Davalillo

qualitycards

DAVALILLO - Hey! I put the request in for Joey Jay! The only criteria needed is if you like the player and collect him. I have a stack of his cards (graded & raw)sitting in a box on my desk which I've been adding to for a couple of years, long before the player registry has been in vogue. Granted as far as book value, he is a common, but the fun of collecting is to collect who you like, not just the superstars that have value (although I do have a registered Mantle set started for my son).
I thought you of all people would be impressed, since you seem to be the ultimate collector who would rather move to a smaller house then get rid of a portion of your cards. DAVALILLO, don't worry. When I view your card collection, since you've given me an open invitation and I will take you up on it, I will be sure to bring my few dozen Joey Jay's for you to ohhh & ahhh over ...jay

Davalillo

Jay,

Ha! I agree with you. Plus under the rules of this board you can claim anything. If gemmint and zardoz can claim that 1970 Kellogg is vintage I can claim that Vic really was a superstar.
Have you advertised in scd for Joey Jay cards? I recall seeing many ads over time.

Davalillo

thegemmintman

Hi Vic. PSA claims that 1970 Kellogg's are VINTAGE too plus the fact that it's a 32 year old set which everyone knows means it's VINTAGE.

KING KELLOGG

Hang on tight!!

2nd. round bell just rang!!



Welcome back Kompeitetors!





Larry.

qualitycards

DAV - No, I never advertised for them.
When I was a kid I was happy that a ball player had my name as his last name, and I've never seen a player (or anyone) before or after with that namesake. So anytime, I get a batch of cards and he's in there I add it to my pile, probably have 2 dozen or so from a raw '54 Johnston cookies to his '65 Topps graded. As far as the Modern/Vintage debate, I would like to think these cards are modern, since I remember alot of these from when I was a kid, if they are classified as modern, I don't feel so old ...jay

BobS

Since we're on the topic, and since this board is full of a broad range of collector/dealers from around the country, I collect high grade Bob Smith cards. I'm still looking for a bunch to fill my "set". Oh, Robert, Bobby, etc. too.











1970 K-Kards=Vintage