1955 Topps "sandy" Koufax #123

Extra print throughout is the primary eye appeal issue. Centering is solid and no other big flaws leap out. Not enough distractions for me to go into the third tier of badges.

Probably a C if not for the markings on his face.

Centering and some wayward ink throughout the surface are the flaws I note but they don't wreck the party. Staying in the second level here.

The card is OC with soft corners and wear. The surface presents issues as well but is free of paper loss which helps it pop in color.

Solid looking Sandy with the top heavy border drawing the attention of my eye on first glance. The print issues with the black are noticeable. A nice looking 2nd tier Koufax rookie.

One of my favorite cards. Image is really strong, countering the centering.

This example has its obvious flaws (centering, faint horizontal PD, corner wear) yet they somehow add up to less than I would think. Eye Appeal for my taste remains in the B Tier.

some little spots in the background all around the card especially between the 2 image catch my eye and hold them. The colors are ok and the centering and border sizes are off but the main image is solid

Colors look a bit muted. Ink marks on the face area detract from the eye-appeal.

Centering push with soft corners but retains a clean image and good color.