Milton S. Hershey and Will Keith Kellogg
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Pieces of the Past Roaring Twenties Collection #R-62
Year & Era
2025 - Modern Non-Sports/Historical Era
Card Type
Numbered Relic Parallel /50
Grade
Raw - Near Mint (NM 25 marked on holder)
Rarity
Limited print run numbered 35 out of 50 (/50), making it a scarce variant within the release.
Overall Assessment
A neat historical multi-subject relic card numbered /50 featuring two iconic American entrepreneurs, ideal for non-sports or Americana collectors.
Condition Grade
Raw - Near Mint (NM 25 marked on holder)
Centering Assessment
Front/Back appears generally well-centered within modern tolerances, approximately 50/50 horizontal and vertical.
Surface Condition
Clean surface with typical foil and cardstock textures for this product line, no major scratches or indentations noted.
Corner Condition
Sharp corners with minimal to no visible rounding, standard factory cut.
Edge Condition
Clean edges with standard cutting cleanly along all four sides.
Print Quality
High-definition vintage styling with sharp typography, clean gold foil stamping, and clear sunburst background patterns.
Estimated Value
$15 - $40 USD
Comparison to Known Examples
Consistent with standard examples of numbered relic cards from Super Products manufacturing.
Authentication Tips
Verify serial numbering stamped on the back and check the authentic relic embedment inside the card stock.
Grading Recommendation
Raw or standard magnetic holder is recommended; high grading costs relative to raw value make professional third-party grading less economically viable unless targeting set registries.
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed; standard retail/hobby pull from the Pieces of the Past product line.
Provenance Notes
Pulled from a 2025 Pieces of the Past Roaring Twenties hobby or retail box, featuring historical American business titans.
Historical Context
Celebrates two foundational American industrialists, Milton S. Hershey and Will Keith Kellogg, who revolutionized the food and confectionery industries.
Market Trends
Stable niche market for historical memorabilia cards, appealing to crossover collectors rather than traditional sports card investors.
Investment Potential
Hold as a novelty or historical display piece; long-term value is tied to niche historical collector demand rather than athletic performance.
Similar Cards
Other Pieces of the Past multi-subject relic cards, historical insert cards from Leaf or Upper Deck historical releases.
Display & Preservation
Store in a standard top loader or UV-protected magnetic holder in a temperature and humidity-controlled environment.
Interesting Facts
The card incorporates historical artifact themes relating to early 20th-century American innovation, patents, and business history.