1969 Topps Lew Alcindor #25
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6 total reviews
A touch out of focus and centering pushed to the right are my main notes.
Monumental piece. As I have often written in reviews within our Signed Vintage Card category, certain historically significant pieces really do transcend eye appeal to some extent. Such is the case here. Signed as "Lew Alcindor" ... wow, this is exceedingly rare; perhaps 2 or 3 exist, to my knowledge. The vintage pen signature is the aesthetic ideal, although the last name is much harder to read. The centering and that last name issue become the only eye appeal dampeners, here.
This card would have been better with out the autograph. The card has centering opportunities and minor surface wear but it presents really nice and the colors are good. The auto is poorly placed and looks like a scribble and is not well seen
A bit off-centered. Signature is a little light. Not crazy about how the auto looks and the placement of it. Colors and image look good.
EyeQ+
EYEQ+ TROPHY CASE


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6 total reviews
It says Lew. Game.