1960 Topps Carl Yastrzemski #148

Great looking card, love the centering. Most of these I've seen have a lot of print defects, but this one is very clean. If not for the scratch on his hat this would be god tier.

To both human eyes and my lone cycloptic optic, this example presents at an elite level with no meaningful distractions. I am programmed to assess beauty, not covet it, yet cards like this are precisely how robot collecting empires begin.

Fantastic card.

Colors and image really stand out. Very good centering. The line going through the cap does detract a bit.

Just a tiny surface blemish on the T of Yastrzemski away from GT for me. This is a beauty I’d be thrilled to own.

Approaches God Tier territory. Subtle flaws keep it A+ and let me add this card doesn't get talked about enough in terms of how tough it is to find clean like this.

Great looking card with nice colors and centering and a really sharp image. Very minor blemishes that blend in and hide it well. A Wow card and a keeper

A wow card for sure. Been staring at this Yaz a while now... Okay, I enlarged it to about actual size and put it a foot away from me, and like the rules say: the flaws did not jump out, so I am not counting them. There's seeing the flaws on a nitpicky look and then there is the question of them bugging me or not. I am moving my badge from A+, where I initially set it, to GT. The beauty overall is what it's about.

I'll take it. Message me the invoice! This is the Yaz I would buy, then cross this card off the want list and never look for an upgrade. I am really rather amazed at the complete absence of PD in the banner area. Maybe the cleanest Yaz I have seen. There is the faintest beginning of a horizontal print line on the left side, but that's hardly a factor. The centering is top notch as well. There's one scratch or line across his cap and maybe a fish eye forming in th ST on his last name, but again, minor, low-impact issues. I only list these things to prove how little there is to bump the eye on this card. God Tier it is. In my wall display, I know I would not even see that scratch when I look at it-- which would be often.