1957 Topps Raymond Berry #94

Obvious creasing but unique card

Inconsistency with the pen color really detracts from the auto. Enough distractions to drop this card down a couple of tiers.

The images and ink are enjoyable and while there's lots of wear, it does not wreck the party. That's when I go C+. If the wear really gets in the way of enjoyment then I am more in the C- and below territory.

card and auto's need to work together to make the overall appeal and this does not manage it. The card has condition issues with the 2 corners/border the most obvious. The left auto looks good but the right really hurts the eyes

Card is in rough condition. Auto on the left side looks very strong. The right side not too attractive with the thick sharpie and light spots in the auto.

I love the dual signed aspect of the two-panel card, and the left one nailed it with the pen thickness chosen. The right ink and thickness is just a bit less attractive by comparison alongside some corner wear yet eye appeal remains in the second tier to me.