Number of Cards
1969 Topps grew to a new high of 664 cards. This set had 30 Cubs players.Size of Cards
Standard size , which measure 2½” by 3½”.Basic Features
The front side of these cards features a vibrant color photo of the player, with the team name displayed at the bottom and the player's name and position enclosed in a colored circle at the top. The back of the cards reverts to a horizontal layout, showcasing the usual statistical and biographical details alongside a cartoon illustration. Notably, the 1969 Topps set does not include any team cards.Subsets
- Multi-Player (MP)
- League Leaders (LL) (1-12)
- Checklist cards (CL)
- World Series Highlight (WS) (162-169)
- The Sporting News All-Stars (416-435)
Released in 7 series
- Series 1 (1-109)
- Series 2 (110-218)
- Series 3 (219-327)
- Series 4 (328-425)
- Series 5 (426-512)
- Series 6 (513-588)
- Series 7 (589-664) is slightly more expensive to collect
Chicago Cubs 1969 Topps Checklist
Number | Player | |
4 | NL RBI Leaders | |
6 | NL Home Run Leaders | |
10 | NL Pitching Leaders | |
12 | NL Strikeout Leader | |
20 | Ernie Banks | |
43 | Joe Niekro | |
63 | Jim Hickman | |
88 | Rich Nye | |
115 | Bill Hands | |
147 | Leo Durocher MG | |
171 | Glenn Beckert | |
198 | Willie Smith | |
225 | Don Kessinger | |
247 | Gene Oliver | |
268 | Al Spangler | |
288 | Ken Holtzman | |
312 | Lee Elia | |
347 | Randy Hundley | |
372 | Adolfo Phillips | |
404 | Rookie Stars | |
420 | Ron Santo AS | |
422 | Don Kessinger AS | |
450 | Billy Williams | |
483 | Ted Abernathy | |
535 | Phil Regan | |
538 | Charlie Smith | |
570 | Ron Santo | |
593 | Don Nottebart | |
602 | Rookie Stars | |
640 | Ferguson Jenkins |




























































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