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  1987 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins Wheaties Box
 
1987 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins Wheaties Box
1987 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins Wheaties Box
Item Details
  • CIRCA - 1987
  • MANUFACTURER - General Mills
  • SIZE - 8.6" x 12.25" x 3.25"
  • PRICE GUIDE - $10.00-$15.00
    Excellent - Near Mint condition
    (Full, Empty, or Flat)

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NOTES:
 
   The first baseball team depicted on a Wheaties box was the 1987 World Series Champion Minnesota Twins. There was great excitement in Minnesota over the 1987 Twins going to the World Series. A feat not accomplished since 1965, when their championship dreams were dashed by the LA Dodgers. Inspired, General Mills decided to put the Twins on the front of the box if they won the World Series. The design had to be ready to go if the Twins beat the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series.

 A photo of the team celebrating on the field after winning the American League Championship Series, against the Detroit Tigers was chosen. The 1987 Minnesota Twins World Champions Wheaties box was done in 2 weeks, from design to printing. A task that typically takes about 16 weeks. The company produced 5,000 packages, printed in advance of the World Series. The night the Twins won the seventh game, the boxes were filled with Wheaties and they were in grocery stores the very next day. The boxes would have been destroyed if the team had lost Game 7 of the World Series.

Cereal Box Collecting Tips - Weather you're already a collector of cereal boxes or just starting out, the question of opening the box or not will be raised. Many collectors believe that the value will diminish after the box is opened. A major reason to remove the cereal is the existence of bugs. Boxes that sit over a long period of time could attract egg laying insects. If you remove the cereal and replace it with a filler to keep the box from crushing in, it should hold it's value. A full box could also cause budging at the bottom. As with autographs avoid direct sunlight when choosing a spot to display your cereal box. UV light will cause the color on the box to fade.

 
 
1987 WS Champion Minnesota Twins Wheaties Factory Flat Box
1987 WS Champion Minnesota Twins Wheaties Flattened Box

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