Reply To: "KD" on cereal boxes in the late 80s?

A lot of mainstream cereals have just a K or KD on them. I was told it’s because they don’t want to display the same symbol on their boxes as on their competitors boxes so they use a “general” symbol. Also, to the OP, if you have an unopened Nintindo Cereal box from the 80’s, it could be worth a lot. Cereal box collecting is actually a thing. I happen to find it fascinating while I don’t actually do it myself.