HOLY GRAiL 1974 Nabisco OOO BOPPEROOS Cereal Premium 2/3 Issued Insert Stickers for Sale

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HOLY GRAiL 1974 Nabisco OOO BOPPEROOS Cereal Premium 2/3 Issued Insert Stickers For Sale

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HOLY GRAiL 1974 Nabisco OOO BOPPEROOS Cereal Premium 2/3 Issued Insert Stickers:
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HOLY GRAiL 1974 Nabisco OOO BOPPEROOS Cereal Premium 2 of 3 Issued Insert Stickers
Your are offerding on a true Holy Grail cereal insert prize from 1974. The pair is 2 of the 3 stickers randomly inserted in OOO BOPPEROOS cereal (the only other sticker showed the mascot reaching out a hand with his sunglasses on and had a \"buy the cereal\" catch phrase\"). If you think this is a tough piece, yep, and you will actually get 2 of the 3 stickers from a very rare one year run cereal from Nabisco! Each sticker measures 3.5\" x 3.5\". See pics of your items.
Nabisco Booperoos Cereal
Introduced in 1974(on market from 1974 to 1975)

This actual name of this cereal was \"OOOBopperoos\", but it\'s listed here as \"Booperoos\" because most people considered the \"OOO\" above the word \"Bopperoos\" to be descriptive, as in \"Oooooh... Bopperoos (are good).\"

A blueberry-flavored version of the cereal was available in few test markets.Surveys found that kids liked the flavor, but the data regarding repeat sales was disappointing. The cereal was dropped before it received national distribution.

The mascot for the cereal was a blue kangaroo wearing sunglasses and playing a stand-up bass.

We\'ve found no evidence that the Crisp Sugar variety ever became available. Old boxes of Ooo-Bopperoos are seemingly impossible to find and are a Holy Grail item among the most die-hard cereal box collectors.

We\'ve determined that this cereal was introduced in 1974 based on the date that \"Ooo-Bopperoos\" was trademarked. That\'s supported by newspaper ads introducing the cereal in late 1974 and early 1975. A book called \"The Great American Cereal Book: How Breakfast Got Its Crunch\" incorrectly assigned an introductory date of 1972.