1955 Bowman Whitey Ford #59

These are notoriously tough top to bottom. Excellent color

A hard set to get perfectly centered. This card still holds great centering with decent corners.

This card taught me something: I can award a crazy high "A" in eye appeal to a card with this centering. Not only does it look like it came out of the pack seconds ago, but his image just pops out of that TV at my eyes. Great looking card and one for some reason I have not seen much over the years.

Wow. This a banger. (Yes, I know the T/B centering is a bit off. Also, I don't cares.)

Obvious shift but darn near pack fresh

The top to bottom centering and thin top border is the only issue for me, everything else looks great.

This card presents a rather interesting case. There is perhaps no other set whose design creates tolerance for off centering to the top like 1955 Bowman. When the sides are centered, if the card favors the top like this, it does not bother my eye much at all-- and this is coming from a centering guy. The edges and corners are stellar here and the image is also focused. High eye appeal even with the centering issue given the set design.

Love when the cards are nice and bright with solid colors. Holding back is the border size up top makes the framing of the image look odd

Strong image and color. The centering knocks it down a bit.