1987 Kay-Bee #11 Vince Coleman
Kay-Bee Toys was the hot spot in malls across America for kids in the 80s and 90s. They had everything a kid could want, even baseball cards. Heck, they even partnered with Topps (as many stores did in the 80s) to produce sets with their own logo. As Toys R Us became more prominent, Kay-Bee's sales faltered. Kids didn't have to let their parents drag them through the mall any longer (albeit a small price to pay). Thanks to Toys R Us, kids had their own stand-alone store to visit. In 2009, Kay Bee Toys closed its doors for the last time and sold the rights of the Kay-Bee brand to Toys R Us.
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