1963 Salada Junket Coins (PX2)

Number of Cards

In 1963, Salada Coins features 63 coins, including 3 Cub players.

Size of Cards

The Coins measure approximately 1 1/2"

Basic Features

These were distributed in boxes of Salada teas and Junket desserts. Junket is a milk-based dessert, also known as pudding. These coins are made of metal, in contrast to the earlier Salada-Junket issues which were made of plastic. Coins featuring American League players have a blue rim, while those with National League players are rimmed in red. The front side of the coin showcases a color photograph of the player, while the reverse side contains all the relevant details: coin number, player name, team, position, and a brief biography. Notably, the 62 plastic coin backs were identical.

Chicago Cubs 1963 Salada Junket Coins Checklist

Number	Player
17	Ernie Banks
30	Billy Williams
31	George Altman

1963 Topps Peel-Offs Insert (R414-30)

Number of Cards

Topps Peel-Offs has 46 Insert which there is 2 Cub player.

Size of Cards

The cards measure approximately 1 3/4" x 2 3/4"

Basic Features

These were placed (1 Peel-Offs) into wax packs of the 1963 Topps baseball series. The Peel-Offs, also known as "Stick-Ons," are unnumbered. Each player appears with both the peeling instructions on the back and a blank back. Stick-ons featuring the instruction backs are somewhat harder to locate. The player image is presented in color within an oval, with the name, team, and position listed below.

Chicago Cubs 1963 Topps Peel-Offs Insert Checklist

Player

Ernie Banks

Ken Hubbs

2026 Cubs Style!

Topps 75th Anniversary

Number		Player
5		Nico Hoerner
27		Matt Shaw
51		Matthew Boyd
126		Pete Crow-Armstrong (Combo Card/Checklist)
151		NL Leaders (AVG)
158		Daniel Palencia
178		Shota Imanaga
196		Pete Crow-Armstrong
233		Owen Caissie RC
320		Team Card
348		Michael Busch

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1966 Topps Rub-Offs Insert (R414-42)

Number of Cards

Topps Peel-Offs Insert has 120 Insert which there is 5 Cub players and 1 team emblem.

Size of Cards

The cards measure approximately 2 1/16" by 3"

Basic Features

The color player photos are arranged vertically, while the team pennants are displayed horizontally; both types of transfers include a noticeable black printer's mark. Originally, these rub-offs were produced in rolls of 20 and are frequently still found in that format. They were provided one per wax pack and three per rack pack. Since these rub-offs lack assigned numbers.

Chicago Cubs 1966 Topps Rub-Offs Insert Checklist

Player

Ernie Banks

Dick Ellsworth

Don Landrum

Ron Santo

Billy Williams

Chicago Cubs

1909 Niagara Baking (D355)

Number of Cards

Niagara Baking has 50 cards, which there are 4 Cub players.

Size of Cards

The cards are the following dimensions: 1 5/8" x 3"

Basic Features

The Niagara Baking cards resembled other sets and trade cards in that they did not feature original artwork. They were simply E101 cards with just a stamp added to the backs. The 1909 E101 Baseball Card Set is frequently referred to as the Anonymous "Set of 50" cards and lacks any numbering. The player images on E101 cards are the same as those found in the E92 Dockman & Sons set and the E105 Mello Mint sets; however, the specific product through which they were distributed is still unknown.

Chicago Cubs 1909 Niagara Baking Checklist

Player

Frank Chance

Johnny Evers

Joe Tinker

Heinie Zimmerman