1954 Topps Hank Aaron #128

The good news is.... it is centered, the rest of the card needs a little love with a messy signature.

Faded auto hurts so much more than the troubled card. It is what it is, but I need more with this card being so available in the market.

Oof. I don't know about that auto. Regardless, this card is hideous. It looks like it went through the washing machine and then was left out under the sun for a month to dry.

The old “left the cap off the sharpie too long” auto does some unfortunate damage here. The good news is that the card was already in worn condition. The possibility of adding a nice signature may have been the intent, but the sharpie was not having it on this day, nor was Hammerin’ Hank.

The auto location is bad and sadly the auto is worse Overall eye appeal is just not there

Card has serious fading issues, the corners are rough even for a guy like me who does not care soo much about them-- but the real problem here is the auto. I cannot read the first name and the fading is extreme.