1953 Topps Jim Gilliam #258

Centering shift and light auto prevent from higher grade

Listing the flaws would not do the card justice or be accurate in terms of assessing the eye appeal here. The image, surface, and black are are great. The auto is placed well and just is a bit faded. Very good eye appeal.

Sig is a little light but still attractive

The borders and main card blend in to lose the framing look and that is a bother to me. The main image and the colors are good, there is surface wear but it blends in. The autograph is choppy, faded, not legible as I would like and not bold at all. IT is well placed but sadly the card and the autograph do not compliment each other

Good image but color doesn't quite pop. Auto is a bit on the lighter side.