1981 Topps Jack Perconte/mike Scioscia/fernando Valenzuela #302

My cycloptic scrutiny determines centering, edges, and corners that are God Tier. Print flaws are logged with modest weight. Overall eye appeal remains high.

I like the centering and corners, yet PD scattered throughout, most prominently on the Perconte panel by his cap and the sky, do dampen eye appeal a bit. Sharpness and centering really save it.

Sharp card - a bit OC top/bottom on this horizontal card, but the stray print and PD keep it to the B tier to my eye.

Some surface/print issues in the upper left

There's some tilt and PDs. The card gets better as you move left to right.

The small surface wear on the card is all I see when it comes to this clean cut card.

Light surface spot but ultra clean

The blemish in the upper area of the Perconte box is the only aspect that adversely impacts the eye appeal. Without that, this card would bust into the A Tier for me.

The white spots and the fisheye draws my eye first. Nice colors but the issues would bug me.

Overall a nice looking Card. The centering is slightly off but it does not bother me because the way the card presents and it being horizontal it is hard to tell. The images and colors are good I do notice some surface wear that holds it back from greatness