1952 Topps George Crowe #360

I’m really into the auto placement against the light sky. The color and overall presentation is above average even with the centering opportunity.

I will try to describe it but something about this signed card is just so pleasing to me. The centering is off, but somehow for a centering guy like me it is off in a way that does not bug my eye. The auto placement works for me and love the ballpoint. This is what makes signed vintage so interesting, I suppose. I just dig this one. Now I gotta look up the player!

like the border size but not the centering especially L/R. The card has a nice image and decent colors. The autograph is not in a place I like, it is not bold and does not flow as well as others of his Still they do complement each other and is enjoyable

Colors don't really pop. Good auto but runs through the face a bit.