Topps hasn't included a stick of gum inside its pack of baseball cards for years. But I still miss it. Not because I miss chewing the gum. Lord, no! My friend Scooter gave me a couple-decades-old ...

The Associated PressThis photo shows Topps 2007 series packs that don't contain bubblegum. The card company's spokesman says the packs with the gum aren't as easy to come by. They're still be ...

Topps had 61 percent more cards 407 to 252. And the physical dimensions were a half-inch bigger, ... Seeing your picture on a bubble gum card was “an ego trip,” Jim Bouton wrote in Ball Four.

Richard Tyner slid the pack of 1987 Topps Major League Baseball "the Real one" cards over his counter for $1. The pack contained "17 Bubble Gum Cards" and "1 Stick Bubble Gum." It was the rookie ...

Next month, Topps goes retro with gum in card packs that sell for 50 cents.Topps put gum with its cards until 1992, but there were two problems. The gum stained the cards, and it wasn’t Bazooka.

Baseball cards aren’t going to be bubble-gum cards anymore. A spokesman for Topps, which has been selling cards packaged with gum since 1952, confirmed yesterday that the company has decided to ...

The trading card arm was later sold to Fanatics ... The brand was originally known as Topps Chewing Gum, and produced a “Topps Gum” out of its factory in Brooklyn, New York.

These cards were printed to be cut into-into individual cards, and then distributed in wax packs with a-- with a stick of bubble gum. So how this stack of cards that Larry had is really a mystery.

Topps hasn't included a stick of gum inside its pack of baseball cards for years. But I still miss it. Not because I miss chewing the gum. Lord, no!