1969 Topps Washington Senators Team Set 4.5 - VG/EX+

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This 1969 Topps Washington Senators Team Set contains the 1969 Topps Senators baseball cards and makes a great gift for any Senators fan.  With an inventory of over 15,000 team sets, Dean's Cards has Team Sets & Near Team Sets for just about every team, in multiple conditions, for all sports, for most major sets issued between 1909 and 1979. This 1969 Topps Washington Senators Team Set has the cards for only winning record for the expansion Senators team that began play in 1961 and moved to Dallas in 1972 to become the Rangers.  The Washington Senators had a new ownership in 1969, which hired Ted Williams as manager.  Under Williams guidance, many of the 1969 Senators had career years at the plate.   The 1969 Washington Senators won 86 games, after finishing in last place in 1968.

The following card is omitted, in order to keep the cost of the set reasonable. It can be purchased separately: #658 AL Rookies - Bill Burbach / Tom Hall / Jim Miles

The cards ranked by Value:

• 1969 Topps #650 Ted Williams : 5 - EX
• 1969 Topps #5 - Frank Howard / Willie Horton / Ken Harrelson AL HR Leaders: 5 - EX
• 1969 Topps #539 - Ted Williams / Mike Epstein Ted Shows How: 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #170 Frank Howard : 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #623 Hank Allen : 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #338 Del Unser : 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #3 - Ken Harrelson / Frank Howard / Jim Northrup AL RBI Leaders: 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #639 Barry Moore : 5 - EX
• 1969 Topps #226 Bruce Howard : 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #246 Joe Coleman : 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #294 Jim Lemon : 4 - VG/EX
• 1969 Topps #513 Camilo Pascual : 4 - VG/EX

Set breakdown by grade:

Number of Cards in Set			30
Average Grade - Weighted by Value			4.52 - VG/EX+
Average Grade - Unweighted			4.03 - VG/EX
Grade Breakdown
	5 - EX		6
	4 - VG/EX		20
	3 - VG		3
	2 - GOOD		1

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