1970 Kellogg's #33, Rich Allen ⭐ Hall of Famer
On March 28, 1978, the Oakland A's released veteran first baseman and future HOFer Dick Allen, ending his 15-year career.
He played for 5 different MLB teams during his career (Phillies, Cardinals, White Sox, Dodgers, A's).
He was a seven-time All-Star, most notably with the Phillies, and won the 1972 American League MVP with the Chicago White Sox.

1970 Kellogg's #40, Ernie Banks ⭐ MLB Pioneer
Today is the first official day of Spring 2026!
I'm feeling good!
Let's Play Two! ✌

1970 Kellogg's #27, Roberto Clemente ⭐ Oddball
This is Roberto Clemente's first Kellogg's cereal card and one of my favorites.
A tough card to find in a 9 holder.
Food cards rule.

1970 & 1971 Kellogg's Rich Allen.
1971 Topps thrown in for good measure because it's a high number.
It's dinner time on HOF induction day! Let the Big Dog EAT!
Early in his career he was known as Richie or Rich Allen and later preferred to be called Dick Allen. He went into the HOF as Dick Allen.
Call him Dick Allen or Richie Allen, either way the man is now an MLB Hall of Famer!