In 1980 Fleer released a trading card set based on Namco’s hit arcade game Pac-Man.  It is the first trading card set to be themed after a video game.  The set consists of 54 cards containing stickers that could be peeled off and a scratch-off game card.

The cards were sold in individual packs initially for 25 cents each then quickly increased to 30 cents a pack.  Each pack consisted of 6 cards in total, 3 rub-off game cards, 3 sticker cards and a stick of gum.   The cards came in either a white or yellow wax wrapper packs with Pac-Man and the four ghosts, Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde featured on the front.

The first print run of cards came in yellow wax packs for 25 cents while all additional runs where sold in white wax packs for 30 cents each.  Other than the white package the second run only contained minor alterations such as the colour of the ink used on the back of the cards, while the third run changed the look of Pac-Man considerably.  The third run added depth to the Pac-Man character by adding red and blue shadows around the character.  In addition to the added depth the third print incorporated eyes on Pac-Man significantly changing his look.  Two different style of eyes were implemented on Pac-Man, some stickers used googly style eyes while others used a flat black style that was more fitting for the character.