1929 Kashin Publications Jimmy Foxx #316

While the back damage is noted, I also note that given the absence of content on the the reverse, there would be little occasion to logically look there. I therefore assign very little weight to the back damage. Mild centering, corner, and border issues announce themselves albeit without drama. Eye appeal remains very good.

Centering is the only major issue for me.

Decent front but back is too much a disaster.

Honest wear for a pre war beauty. Great centering and a fantastic image.

Not going to ding this one too much for the back - the front is what matters and it looks great. A little OC with expected toning. Nice card!

The front looks great, in the A- to A range. I have to deduct a little for the back as that much damage would bother me. I could get past it though because of how nice the front looks.

Clean front — obvious back issues but that’s not what we typically look at.

On a blank back card, back damage is a total non factor to my enjoyment. Here, all that bumps me is a mild centering shift and some organic corner wear.

Minor centering shift and perimeter wear are the only issues for me.

Normally I just enjoy the fronts and do not mind issues on the back unless the issues are dramatic. Sadly the back has dramatic issues that does affect the enjoyment to me. The Front I really like and it is better than the slabbed grade(but again the back hurts it) Love the borders on the front and how well it frames the card. The image is crisp and the overall surface conditions are good for me.