My Post Cereal Bobblehead Collection
I'm not even sure how many I still need to complete the collection. I have to go back and research but I think there were 2 series'. There was a time when cereals put quality premiums in their boxes. Not anymore. I bought a box of Corn Flakes the other day because of the supposed free book ( Berenstein Bears: Back To School) included. I thought my 2 year old nephew would get a kick out of it. Turns out you have to go online, scan some qr barcode and bring in your receipt in order to obtain your copy. I could just as easily purchase one off the rack in half the time. Damn you Corn Flakes for getting my hopes up. Maybe I should have "read" the box more closely. Ironic.
It also occurred to me, shortly after taking this pic, that the portrait I have the figures displayed on is pre 9/11. I was going to post a couple of days ago but decided against it. I'm all for remembrance, but totally against the way the media likes to MK Ultra it into our brains. This is how I like to remember NYC anyways.
It also occurred to me, shortly after taking this pic, that the portrait I have the figures displayed on is pre 9/11. I was going to post a couple of days ago but decided against it. I'm all for remembrance, but totally against the way the media likes to MK Ultra it into our brains. This is how I like to remember NYC anyways.
Dang - those are great bobbleheads. And they were a cereal premium? Wow! Nice.
ReplyDeleteCool New York City picture.
Yeah, I ate alot of Honey Comb that year.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge Honey Combs guy, but I'd buy them if they started putting baseball bobbleheads into their boxes again.
ReplyDeleteA new series of Post bobbleheads would be insane!
ReplyDeleteI don't remember this promotion, but that was a pretty cool premium. I don't eat cereal anymore, but did like Honey Combs way back when, and was a big fan of their WWF posters premium that they did somewhere around 1990.
ReplyDeleteWWF posters? I kind of remember those🤔
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