1969 Topps Baseball Binder

Name: 1969 Topps Baseball Binder
Rating: 4.50 (4 reviews)

Premium hardcover construction, printed-on graphics and details that celebrate the 1968 baseball season.

Hidden magnetic closure • Stands upright on the shelf • Holds 900 cards

$59.99

Binder pages not included

Collector Bundle:

Save $10 on any two binders, $20 on any three, or $30 on any four.

On the Back

A tribute to the stars and storylines of the 1968 season, including:

MVPs and Cy Young Winners: Gibson and McLain
Rookies of the Year: Bench and Bahnsen
Highlights: McLain Wins 31, Lolich Dominates Series, Drysdale's Scoreless Streak, Hunter's Perfect Game

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The Specs:

Size: 3-inch
Rings: 3-ring, angle D
Capacity: Up to 900 standard trading cards
Compatibility: Standard, graded, and top loader pages

Height: 11.5"
Width: 13"
Depth: 3.75" (or 3¾")

Built Like a Hardcover Book:

Your binder isn’t just storage - it’s a display piece. Every Throwback Binder is built with:

High-density chipboard, the same rigid material used in premium hardcover books
Canvas-like linen wrap for richer color, better texture, no vinyl cracking
Thick, durable covers that won’t sag, warp, or tip over
Textured matte finish perfect for autographs
Full-wrap artwork that flows seamlessly from front to back, top to bottom

5 stars: 3 (75%)
4 stars: 0 (0%)
3 stars: 1 (25%)
2 stars: 0 (0%)
1 star: 0 (0%)

I like the concept of the binder, and it is well constructed. The front and back cover art elements are fun and relate to the cards inside. I'm not crazy about the shading at the edges, it makes me think of dirt or water damage. Also, the binder is large compared to standard 3-ring binders and doesn’t fit on the same shelf with them. I didn't see overall dimensions in the item description and I never thought to ask about that before ordering.

Q

Such a great product. Look forward to getting more

Really like the binders, looking forward to the next series to come out.

This is what premium feels like.

These are the coolest binders I’ve ever seen. I bought the 1983 Topps one and it totally goes with the set. I love that it has Gwynn, Sandberg, and Boggs on the front.

Mike R., New York, NY

1983 Topps Baseball Binder

This is definitely the most I’ve spent on a binder. But it’s worth it. It’s the only one I have seen that actually stands up on its own.

Tom S., Philadelphia, PA

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