Number of Cards
576 cards in the 1963 Topps collection included 30 Cubs players and 1 variation.Size of Cards
The size of the cards are standard-size 2 ½ x 3 ½Basic Features
Despite the reduction in the total number of cards to 576, the 1963 Topps set emerged as one of the most beloved collections of the decade. The front of each card showcases a prominent color photograph of the player, complemented by a smaller black and white portrait encircled at the bottom. Additionally, the players' names, teams, and positions are displayed in a colored box along the lower edge. On the reverse side, you'll find the usual statistical data, accompanied by a cartoon and a brief biography.The set's rarest and most valuable issues are the high-number Series 7 (#523-576) and Series 6 (#447-522).
To prevent purchasing a false piece of history, always get a professionally graded card from a recognized provider. In the future, graded cards will be significantly more valuable.
Chicago Cubs 1963 Topps Checklist
Number | Player | |
3 | NL Home Run Leaders | |
15 | Ken Hubbs UER | |
31 | Cal Koonce RC | |
54A | Rookie Stars 1962 | |
54B | Rookie Stars 1963 | |
58 | Bob Will | |
81 | Jim Schaffer | |
95 | Larry Jackson | |
113 | Don Landrum UER | |
175 | Bob Buhl | |
193 | Andre Rodgers | |
212 | Glen Hobbie | |
222 | Chicago Cubs TC | |
242 | Power Plus | |
252 | Ron Santo | |
272 | Danny Murphy | |
287 | Dick Bertell | |
309 | Jim Brewer | |
329 | Lindy McDaniel | |
353 | Billy Williams | |
380 | Ernie Banks UER | |
399 | Dick Ellsworth | |
416 | Alex Grammas | |
452 | Barney Schultz | |
459 | Dick LeMay | |
464 | Ken Aspromonte | |
472 | Lou Brock | |
489 | Paul Toth RC | |
515 | Don Elston | |
532 | Steve Boros | |
557 | Cuno Barragan |





























































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