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 of these cards contain a color photograph of the player with the players team listed along the bottom and the players name and position inside a colored circle located at the top.The backs returned to the horizontal format with the standard statistical and bigraphical information with a cartoon.
There are no team cards in 1969 Topps but there are
- Multi-Player (MP)
- Statistical leaders (LL)
- Checklist cards (CL)
- World Series Highlight (WS)
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)
Short Prints
The high number series (589-664) is slightly more expensive to collect.| 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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