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1964-65 Topps National Hockey League (NHL) Hockey Cards

jacques plante new york rangers 1964-65 toppsThe 1964-65 Topps set consists of 110 hockey cards featuring players from all six National Hockey League teams. These Topps cards are dubbed ‘Tall Boys’ with the cards measuring 4.5 inches high while retaining the standard 2.5 inch width. The unusual size and the scarcity of cards numbered from 56 to 110 makes this a very valuable set.

The most valuable rookie cards belong to Pit Martin, Gary Dornhoefer and Marcel Paille. Lesser significant rookies are Roger Crozier, Jim Pappin, Lou Angotti and Rod Seiling. The usuals are at the top in value, including Gordie Howe, Bobby Hull, Tim Horton and Stan Mikita.

The 110 cards in the set were a significant increase over 1963-64 when Topps put out just 66 hockey cards. The reason for this is that it was the first year without Parkhurst as a competitor and the NHL was no longer split down the middle between the two companies. Topps, for the first time, had to carry the full load.

1964-65 Topps NHL Hockey Card Video

1964-65 Topps NHL Hockey Card Checklist



Number Player
1
Hubert “Pit” Martin RC
2 Gilles Tremblay
3 Terry Harper
4 John Ferguson
5 Elmer Vasko
6 Terry Sawchuk
7 Bill Hay
8 Gary Bergman RC
9 Doug Barkley
10 Bob McCord
11 Parker MacDonald
12 Glenn Hall
13 Albert Langlois
14 Camille Henry
15 Norm Ullman
16 Ab McDonald
17 Charlie Hodge
18 Orland Kurtenbach
19 Dean Prentice
20 Bobby Hull
21 Ed Johnston
22 Denis DeJordy
23 Claude Provost
24 Rod Gilbert
25 Doug Mohns
26 Al MacNeil
27 Billy Harris
28 Ken Wharram
29 George “Red” Sullivan
30 John McKenzie
31 Stan Mikita
32 Ted Green
33 Jean Beliveau
34 Arnie Brown RC
35 Reg Fleming
36 Jim Mikol RC
37 Dave Balon
38 Billy Reay [Coach]
39 Marcel Pronovost
40 Johnny Bower
41 Wayne Hillman
42 Floyd Smith
43 Hector “Toe” Blake [Coach]
44 Leonard “Red” Kelly
45 George “Punch” Imlach [Coach]
46 Dick Duff
47 Roger Crozier RC
48 Henri Richard
49 Larry Jeffrey
50 Leo Boivin
51 Ed Westfall
52 Jean-Guy Talbot
53 Jacques Laperriere
54 Checklist
55 Checklist
56 Ron Murphy
57 Bob Baun
58 Tom Williams
59 Pierre Pilote
60 Bob Pulford
61 Gordon “Red” Berenson
62 Vic Hadfield
63 Bob Leiter
64 Jim Pappin RC
65 Earl Ingarfield
66 Lou Angotti RC 
67 Rod Seiling RC
68 Jacques Plante
69 George Armstrong
70 Milt Schmidt [Coach]
71 Eddie Shack
72 Gary Dornhoefer RC
73 Ron “Chico” Maki
74 Gilles Villemure
75 Carl Brewer
76 Bruce MacGregor
77 Bob Nevin
78 Ralph Backstrom
79 Murray Oliver
80 Bobby Rousseau
81 Don McKenney
82 Ted Lindsay
83 Harry Howell
84 Doug Robinson RC
85 Frank Mahovlich
86 Andy Bathgate
87 Phil Goyette
88 J.C. Tremblay
89 Gordie Howe
90 Murray Balfour
91 Eric Nesterenko
92 Marcel Paille RC
93 Sid Abel [Coach]
94 Dave Keon
95 Alex Delvecchio
96 Bill Gadsby
97 Don Marshall
98 Bill Hicke
99 Ron Stewart
100 Johnny Bucyk
101 Tom Johnson
102 Tim Horton
103 Jim Neilson
104 Allan Stanley
105 Tim Horton [All-Star]
106 Stan Mikita [All-Star]
107 Bobby Hull [All-Star]
108 Ken Wharram [All-Star]
109 Pierre Pilote [All-Star]
110 Glenn Hall [All-Star]

2 thoughts on “1964-65 Topps National Hockey League (NHL) Hockey Cards”

  1. I have a complete set of these ‘tall boy’ cards.
    I bought them as a kid and kept them in a box for decades. My sons have ZERO interest in hockey (embarrassing for a Canadian) so I am not sure what to do with them.

    I was thinking of Ebay or an auction.

    Any idea of what the set price range would be? I know you have to see the card and people complain the I marked the checklist (hey, I was a kid and didn’t know then).

    I also have a complete set of the following year (65-66) and for 66-67, it is almost a complete set, there were so many more teams and cards later on

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