1933 Uncle Jack's Candy Babe Ruth

Blank backs can have severe damage and not bother my eye at all, since there's no reason for me to ever look there. Centering is a flaw I notice. I've seen a red copy that has less of a fade or white static look to the red, so that affects the overall appeal a bit alongside the line at the bottom. But overall nothing serious enough damage-wise to me to go C Tier.

The snowstorm really hurts this card along with the disproportionate corner wear and slight centering shift. And the reverse is a mess.

Rare beauty. Surface is far above average but can't completely dismiss horizonal print line. Amazing card.

Very nice image and good centering. Back doesn't bother me.

The Uncle Jack's Ruth is more art to me than card; I love the way the color hue dominates the piece, giving almost a Pop Art vibe. The faded aspect they all have somehow speaks to the age and almost mythical period that was, from my vantage point today. The surface and centering on this specimen are solid, and the only real distraction is the horizontal line that is placed well to avoid my attention. The back here is a complete non-issue for my taste.