1954 Topps Hank Aaron #128

A stunning example as far as the card goes, I wish the signature placement was different but this card is notoriously tough to have the signature not get lost.

I notice one speck on his cheekbone and the side centering at the top of the card. That's really it in terms of what bumps me.

Close to even higher badges. Tilt/centering of the side borders at the top stands out, and some blemishes on his face. But the overall eye appeal is there.

I normally don't like these "Old Hank" signatures but this piece has overall eye appeal. The centering is so nearly there and the signature is complete and works.

The signature is bold and well placed, but looks a little sloppy and not as nice as others I've seen. The color is nice and centering is decent. There are some surface issues on the card.

At first glance the presentation is nice. Looking closer you see some blemishes on his face along with a tilt that becomes more obvious the more you stare at the card.

Colors look nice and bold. Surface blemishes on Hank's face. I like the look of the auto.

Not the cleanest Aaron autograph. The placement is ok. THe orange is bold and the image is nice but not Sharp. Borders/edges are opportunities

The top/bottom centering is fantastic, with only slight sway toward the right border as one's eyes travel up the card. The auto is a little shaky but very legible, and well placed. Some surface abrasions somehow don't pull my eye to them. Pleases the eye overall.