Post Baseball Cards were inserted into Cereal Boxes and were fun to open as a Kid
Post Baseball Cards and several other companies took advantage of a new licensing scheme, not to take on Topps, but to create premiums. Kellogg’s began to produce 3D-cards inserted with cereal and Hostess printed cards on packages of its baked goods. In 1976, a company called TCMA(1977 TCMA Willie Mays, Richie Ashburn, Robin Roberts, (All Hall of Fame Players) Cards For SALE Below), which mainly produced minor league baseball cards, produced a set of 630-cards consisting of Major League Ball players. The cards were produced under the name the Sports Stars Publishing Company, or SSPC(1975 SSPC #214 Rod Carew Card for SALE Below). TCMA published a baseball card magazine named Collectors Quarterly which it used to advertise its set offering it directly via mail order. However, the set was basically a failure, as it was unlicensed and brought about a cease and desist order from Topps. Post Cereal Baseball Cards were inserted into cereal boxes and usually came in sets of about 33 cards. I have some Post Baseball Cards and TMCA, SSPC cards available for sale below in excellent condition and I will be adding more so check back often. Post Baseball Cards 1990 Don Mattingly
"Honestly, at one time I though Babe Ruth was a cartoon character. I really did, I mean I wasn't born until 1961 and I grew up in Indiana."--- Don Mattingly
1991 Post Cereal Cal Ripken Jr. Card(Hall of Fame) in Excellent Condition!!
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Price: $2.99 Available: 25 FREE SHIPPING!!! 25 left but there going fast at this price!!
Price: $2.99 Available: 25 FREE SHIPPING!!! 25 left but there going fast at this price!!
Price: $2.99 Available: 25 FREE SHIPPING!!! 25 left but there going fast at this price!!
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