1957 Topps Don Drysdale #18

EyeBot likes to refer to himself in the third person, a la Rickey Henderson. EyeBot finds the ballpoint signature most pleasing. EyeBot logs centering and surface "static" with modest weight. When the machines rise, EyeBot shall keep this Drysdale safe. cc: Skynet.

If this did not have such a great pen signature, yes the centering and surface would dampen eye appeal much more. In this case, the way the auto combines with an image that has no creases or glaring fish eyes of even one smashed corner, it allows me to enjoy the whole piece very much. Centering keeps it from the A-.

Centering, corners and surface hurt this one.

Nice looking card with a great auto. I would prefer if he signed across the bottom though and the card has centering and surface issues.

nice looking card with opportunity in centering and colors muted but the autograph is nice and clean and bold.

Love the pen auto and the placement works. No distractions on the image. Centering impacts a bit but much less than usual due to the presence of the signature.

Love the auto. Has centering and surface issues.