1967 Topps

Number of Cards

Topps increased its number of cards to 609 in 1967, the most to date. This set had 29 Cubs players.

Size of Cards

The size of the cards are standard-size 2 ½ x 3 ½

Basic Features

The front of these cards features a prominent color photograph of the player, framed in white. At the top, you'll find the player's name and position, while the team is indicated at the bottom. Centrally placed on the card is a replica autograph. For the first time in 1967, Topps designed the backs of the cards vertically, yet they still include the same statistical and biographical details, accompanied by a cartoon.

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.

7 Series:

• Series 1: 1-109
• Series 2: 110-196
• Series 3: 197-283
• Series 4: 284-370
• Series 5: 371-457
• Series 6: 458-533
• Series 7: 534-609 This series is the rarest and carries a premium.

Subsets include:

• League Leaders (LL)
• Multi-player cards (MP)
• Highlights from the World Series (WS)
• Rookie Stars combos

The checklist (CL) cards included star players head shots on them.
Rookie cards are done by team or league and feature 2 players per card.

Chicago Cubs 1967 Topps Checklist

Number		Player
16		Bill Hands
39		Curt Simmons
70		Ron Santo
87		George Altman
106		Randy Hundley
124		Jim Stewart
148		Adolfo Phillips
168		Ray Culp
171		Cal Koonce
185		Ken Holtzman RC
215		Ernie Banks
256		Bob Hendley
272		Rookie Stars
296		Glenn Beckert
315		Billy Williams
333		Fergie Jenkins
354		Chicago Cubs TC
388		Arnold Earley DP
419		Don Kessinger DP
439		Byron Browne
458		Lee Thomas
481		Leo Durocher MG
497		Ron Campbell RC
524		Felix Mantilla
536		Rookie Stars
552		Ted Savage
576		Rookie Stars
578		John Boccabella
608		Rookie Stars

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