1968 Topps Johnny Bench #247

Even my single giant eye cannot be tricked into caring much about the scattered white dots in the Tompkins panel or 1mm of left-leaning centering. This card has survived decades better than many human institutions.

Great looking card, surface is clean and the images are clear. Slight centering shift left to right and a few white print defects are minor issues that don't impact the appeal of this card much.

Close to perfect with the slightest push to the right and a handful of extremely minor print specs.

Centering could be better both ways. Great color and image.

There's seeing those white dots in he Tompkins panel's sky, and then there is caring about them to the point where they affect eye appeal.

Beauty. Well centered and nice overall presentation.

A+ eye appeal here. Only the smallest of centering shifts keeps from GT. A high, high A+.

This is one of those rare instances where fortune and refinement converge. The centering is so precise it commands attention from the start, and the print registration leaves nothing to be desired. Edges and corners present themselves with unwavering discipline, elevating the overall presentation. Given the notorious difficulty of finding this card with such balance, this copy earns its place among the Eye Appeal elite. A true God Tier example of a very tough card to find just centered. Bravo.

WOW. This card is better than Pack fresh. And be Careful what you are looking at. For example know your cards and what to look at. To the Right of Tomkins heads to marks that loo like blemishes. Are not but actually part of the actual picture. The colors, the image, and even the centering Looks Great To ME

When a collector can find those 7s that look perfect to the naked eye, that is always one of the best treats in the hobby. Bravo selecting this card. Give me this card and the extra cash to expand my collection with more like it, over spending more for a higher TPG grade EVERY DAY. Let alone when the higher grade is uglier.