1992 Topps Baseball Forum

So I recently discovered a type of pack of 1992 Topps - identical to the standard 41-card jumbo pack, but without the $1.69 price notation, and with 2 round gold stickers - 1 advertises a Gold Card inside (making it the only package type that year with a Gold Card guaranteed) and 1 that says "Limited Grand Slam Celebration Item".  I purchased the pack and have opened it - sure enough got a Kirk Gibson Gold card, and 3 Match the Stats game cards (on gray stock rather than the white I was used to).  

But - nothing else.  So my question is - was the pack itself the Limited Item?  If so, what was the Grand Slam Celebration?

And - were the gray stock Match the Stats cards available across all packaging types as well as the white stock?  And were all cards available in both forms?

Grand Slam was a repack/resale company.

Right but these are actual Topps-manufactured packs, not part of a repack effort by a third party.  Over at Net 54, someone indicated that the packs were a late issue - a way to let collectors actually get a real Gold card and not one of the "Winner" Golds that flooded the market when people began sending in those Match the Stats cards (like yours truly did back in the day). 

Grand Slam sold repacks and resales.  Resales are unopened packs that merchants apply their own stickers/labels to.  Or some companies put unopened packs in boxes and resell them, e.g., Fairfield.

By chance, are you talking about these types of packs? https://www.ebay.com/itm/373070103944

So the Gold parallel was the "celebration" item?

Just imagine how valuable those would've turned out to be had Topps not decided to produce gold factory sets. 1:36 packs with a 792 card checklist. 

Those are them - though in the one I purchased and others I've seen the Sticker advertising the Grand Slam thing was about half that size.