Number of Cards
1977 Kellogg's has 57 cards, which there are 1 Cubs player and 1 Sox player.
Size of Cards
The cards are the following dimensions: 2-1/8" by 3-1/4""
Basic Features
The 1977 Kellogg's 3-D set was available either card by card in cereal boxes or as a complete set through the company in exchange for box-tops. Cards that are still encased in their original wrappers are valued at 25 percent more than the prices indicated below. What, then, contributes to the uniqueness of these 3D baseball cards? The process begins with a cutout of a player, which is then complemented by a blurred background, followed by the application of a transparent plastic layer featuring ridges over the image. These cards were produced by the Xograph Company located in Irving, Texas, using technology developed by Visual Panographics from New York.
Except for the multicolored orange design around the player, the overall front layout remained largely unchanged from 1976. These fronts continued to feature the athlete's position, surname, and a facsimile signature. The reverse sides followed a similar pattern, displaying a miniature portrait, key statistics, team emblems, and a short biographical sketch. Consistent with prior releases, the text on the back was printed in blue ink. Notably, this marked the final time player photographs would be included on the backs of vintage Kellogg’s sets.
Chicago Cubs 1977 Kellogg's 3D Checklist
| Number |
Player |
| 20 |
Bill Madlock |
| White Sox |
| 13 |
13 Ralph Garr |
