1933 Goudey Jimmy Foxx #29

Whoa! Splendid example here. Very rare elite reg, centering, color, clean-surface combo. Love it.

The first thing that jumped out at me was the color and overall eye appeal. Centering is also strong, and would be a card I would welcome in my collection of the big XX.

Wonderful color and registration. Strong centering. Reverse features toning spots and uneven corner wear detract.

Slight centering tilt but the color and image look great.

Beautifully centered with surface issues by his head but a nice version.

Nice overall example but the red in the yellow background near Jimmie’s face is a little distracting from an eye appeal standpoint along with the slight tilt.

I have to look at this card for a while to see some honest dirt embedded in the yellow. I was going to say A+ for that color being not the brightest I have seen on a '33 XX, yet the card is almost 100 years old, centered, no wrinkles, and the corners look great to me at a casual everyday viewing range. So I am giving it the GT love. I really did need to enlarge my screen after about 45 seconds of being pleased looking at it to find something to nitpick. That means GT.

Great looking Card the borders are near perfect from size, centering, and clean/bright(minor opportunity on bottom) THe image really POPs out and the colors are strong. There is some blemishes on the yellow But this is way better than the slabbed grade and you only find the imperfections if you look really really close Great card

This is VERY STRONG eye appeal right here. I am 100% pleased in the eye appeal department. I spent a full minute scanning that yellow for any stray print. Nothing. Centering top tier. On a wall display those corners look fine. I would lock this card up and never even type "1933 Goudey Foxx" into the search field of eBay or an AH ever again, were this mine. Box checked.

A = Color A- = Registration / Surface A = Cut / Centering Would be near god level for me if not for the wet sheet transfer from stacking (common w/ Goudey) .