Here’s yet another wondrous artifact from the popular 1962 Post Cereal Baseball issue, found here in its coveted form of a complete panel, easing some of the concerns typically attributed to relying on the scissoring skills of an earlier generation of American youth. This would be a monster with a roster of scrubs, so what do you call it when if boasts a blazing card of perhaps the greatest player of his era, Hank Aaron, joined here with two other Tier One Hall of Famers, Carl Yastrzemski and Yogi Berra, plus All-Stars Pappas, Lemon, Face and Bell. This was General Mills’ second of three important baseball card sets that would ultimately be a significant addition to the classic 1960s Topps mainstream issues. With such a lofty pedigree comes great cachet, with this complete panel reasonably cut well outside the card image surfaces. This panel features seven cards and the typical advertising section; the panel is attractively presented in a PSA 2 holder, with (mk) qualifier, and probably presents in an even better fashion. The qualifier stems from tiny, largely unobtrusive pencil “dash marks” of about 1/8 of an inch and do not intrude on the card surfaces.