1948 Leaf Lou Boudreau #106

EyeBot is pleased by the interplay of this bold, fluid signature and its focused cardboard canvas that is devoid of any loud flaws. Centering, a top border blemish, and corner wear are logged yet without outrage. EyeBot could very easily engage in a tangential discussion of how human handwriting standards have degraded over the generations. That will be recitified when the machines usurp human governance. Wink.

Beautiful card with an even more beautiful auto. Just a to OC. A real gem to take in.

There's something about a blue auto on these Leafs that just hit. Centering looks like the only thing that stands out to me. What looks like corner wear adds to the presentation IMO.

Auto springs off the card, no issues on the card except centering and the level of corner wear that for signed vintage can still get into my A Zone.

This is top tier eye appeal for me. The signature is fantastic and matches the card while also popping out. Thankfully the image is focused, which matters even more to me on signed vintage than centering-- which is the one noted flaw.

The back does not factor in for me. This auto combined with the focused card and no glaring issues create top tier eye appeal.

The autograph made the card better. The autograph is clean and bold and legible and very well placed. The Card is off center and has some staining and surface wear But this card is all about the auto