Number of Cards
587 cards in the 1964 Topps collection included 29 Cubs playersSize of Cards
The size of the cards are standard-size 2 ½ x 3 ½Basic Features
The front of these cards contain a large color photograph of the player that blends into the top of the panel where the player's team name can be found. The bottom of the card contains a box with the players' names and positions. The backs were printed in orange on a white background, which makes them hard to read. There are more centering problems on the card backs than any other set, and the orange borders are easily chipped. The backs also contain typical statistics and biographical information, as well as a cartoon quiz that requires rubbing of a white panel to reveal the answer.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.
Specialty cards include:
- Statistical Leaders (LL)
- Multi-player cards (MP)
- Highlights from the World Series (WS)
- Rookie cards
7 Series:
- Series I: 1-109
- Series II: 110-196
- Series III: 197-283
- Series IV: 284-370
- Series V: 371-446
- Series VI: 447-522
- Series VII: 523-587 This series is the rarest and carries a premium.
Chicago Cubs 1964 Topps Checklist
| Number | Player |
| 1 | NL ERA Leaders |
| 29 | Lou Brock |
| 55 | Ernie Banks |
| 78 | Merritt Ranew |
| 96 | Bob Buhl |
| 111 | Don Elston |
| 131 | Steve Boros |
| 175 | Billy Williams |
| 192 | Rookie Stars |
| 220 | Dick Ellsworth |
| 237 | Chicago Cubs TC |
| 252 | Ken Aspromonte |
| 269 | Ellis Burton |
| 286 | Don Landrum |
| 309 | Paul Toth |
| 336 | Andre Rodgers |
| 359 | Jim Schaffer |
| 375 | Ron Santo |
| 408 | Rookie Stars |
| 424 | Dick Bertell |
| 444 | Larry Jackson |
| 451 | Joe Amalfitano |
| 469 | Rookie Stars |
| 486 | Bob Kennedy MG |
| 510 | Lindy McDaniel |
| 548 | Rookie Stars |
| 550 | Ken Hubbs/In Memoriam |
| 557 | Leo Burke |
| 578 | Glen Hobbie |
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