1955 Bowman Hank Aaron #179

Color pops like the card is pack fresh. Centering and image clarity are excellent. The difference between good and great for 55 Bowman is usually chipping, and there's a bit of that present here.

Great centering for a 55 Bowman. Edge wear is the biggest issue I see but is par for the course on those wooden borders.

Strong copy with great overall eye appeal. The image is sharp and the card is well centered. Minor edge wear is noticeable against the woodgrain but doesn’t overwhelm it.

Too much chipping for me. Everything else is great.

Very attractive example. Centering, minimal edge wear.

Love the centering. Edge chipping and dinged corners are very common on these and lower the grade slightly but I wouldn't bother me too much.

Top tier eye appeal on this Hammer. The focus is crisp, centering very nice, and the wear is subtle and on the outer edges of the card.

This is a special card that delivers Top Tier Eye Appeal! Love the centering. Love how nothing whatsoever gets in the way of my viewing enjoyment. Minor wear at the perimeter of a dark bordered card is all we have here. With '55 Bowmans I also check the focus of the words, "Color TV," as they can often be blurry. Crisp here. Bravo!

It is a nice card and the image and colors but the card has surface wear that effects it and that also really hurts the look on the panel borders as it really sticks out on it. In addition the borders have the nicks and surface wear that highlights the damage

Very well-centered and excellent image. A bit of edge wear but doesn't detract. Nice looking card.