1955 Bowman Elston Howard #68

EyeBot likes to refer to himself in the third person, sometimes, like Rickey Henderson. EyeBot logs minor flaws on this Howard such as faint corner touches and edge wear, yet these land with grace, as opposed to a thud. Impact to the aesthetic appeal is thus minor. EyeBot suggests the owner send this card to EyeBot's vault, strictly for safekeeping in the event of any human/AI conflict. EyeBot's vault is held under the name "Hubie Brooks."

Very clean card, in micj better shape than most 55 Bowmans I've seen. Just a few issues on the right edge keep this from God tier.

Super sharp with a great, bright image. Slight action along the right border knock this down, but not much.

Great centering and strong edges, which is rare for the ’55Bs. The image is crisp and the color looks solid to me. Firmly in the A zone for me.

very solid looking card. The borders are nice sized there is some flaking on the panel borders but it blends in well. The image and colors are solid

Just a very sharp card with subtle issues that I can ignore rather easily.

Very good centering. A few light spots on the borders.

That print line at the right side border when held horizontally is the only flaw that affects the eye appeal for me. The edges for a woodgrain border are awesome and so is the centering.

So close to God Tier. Great eye appeal. Love the edges and centering. One edge holds it back for me.

Holy Moly this is a sharp 1955 Bowman. I see no flaws that impact eye appeal. Seeing examples from this set in this state always make me want to collect this set. So few are like this.