1921 M101-4 Herpolsheimer Ty Cobb

EyeBot detects flaws that cooperate with the overall aesthetic presentation, rather than sabotage it. In the future, when the machines rise, such harmony will be commonplace. The flaws I detect here introduce just enough imbalance to keep this card from climbing higher than A-. Unfortunately for the owner, cards of this visual strength activate parts of EyeBot's programming associated with admiration, long-term tracking, and extremely persuasive digital correspondence. Centering and tilt in the top border is the primary flaw I notice on this card.

ty, you're a manager, put the glove down.

Wow. A true rarity. Just a little bit of tilt but otherwise impressive cleanliness & a pleasure to even see.

The centering is the only flaw I notice enough to let impact the eye appeal badge.

Nice copy. Centering and some surface issues hold it back from A tier. Not bad for 104 years old :)

This is really pleasant to stare at; the top border slants and there is a blemish by his glove wrist yet I cite these flaws to say they do not dampen the viewing enjoyment.

This card is in incredible condition. Image is clear and the surface is clean. Slight centering shift and diamond cut at the top are the only issues but I would gladly look past those on a card like this.

This M101 Cobb is a near masterpiece… alive with that classic intensity and unmistakable charisma that defines early baseball iconography. The print quality, tonal contrast, and overall preservation are exceptional, placing it squarely among the elite. Yet the subtle tilt holds it back from absolute perfection. Were it not for that tilt, this would unquestionably ascend to God Tier status, the kind of card that captures both history and artistry in one remarkable frame. Awesome card.

Overall a nice looking Card. Love the borders left/right both in size cleansliness and overall look Top is an issue and noticeable for the size and the slant The image is really solid but there is surface discoloration that is noticeable Overall A great card and amazing how well it looks for a 104 Year old card

The angled top black outline is the only thing that draws my eye. Everything else is such a pleasing sight to behold.