1967 Topps Tom Seaver #581

The card is slightly OC but still pops with color. Corners have minimal softness to them but hold sharp.

Top echelon eye appeal confirmed. A centering shift is detected and is the flaw that affects visual appeal most, as the corner wrinkle is so subtle it can be rather easily dismissed by artificial or human eyes. As I have viewed many Seaver rookies by now, the absence of white "fish eyes" stands out and contributes to its eye appeal. Well chosen, my human friend!

Very appealing Seaver. A hair off center and I see a blemish in the lower right corner, yet neither deter me from appreciating the bright colors and outstanding facial registration.

Razor edges, colors pop. Centering almost there

The image and registration are stand out on this copy. My notes are minor, centering could be improved and there’s what looks like a small stain on the border.

As someone who collects primarily Seaver I can attest this is a top tier eye appeal RC. The right corner has the wear but also still has its shape, and most of all does not impact eye appeal, only number grade. The cards has NO PRINT FLAWS! That is rare. The centering is certainly A Level though could improve. Really well done.

First reaction is "top echelon" and really all I can hang a lantern on is centering. I especially note and love the jet black Seaver nameplate.

This is very sharp and pleasing. Centering is my only issue. High eye appeal badge of A-.

Colors and image are very nice and bold. The centering and corner crease are the main issues.

Very nice card and a great canvas for autographs. Love the colors and sharp image and nice bright borders(some will have issue with the size/centering but on a horizontal card it is not as dramatic. The autographs hold the card back. Bill's is nice and clean and bold but the most important Tom's is not bold and blends into the card