1954 Topps Willie Mays #90

If only humans could wear their flaws with such grace. A horizontal wrinkle has placement and severity such that it blends well into the card, and does not greatly disrupt visual appeal. Centering is ideal. Corners are logged with minor weight. Well chosen, my human friend.

Really good color and centering drive the appeal on this Mays. I do notice some surface disruptions and a crease near the bottom. Yet they're not enough to prevent it from reaching top tier for me

Left right centering is a touch off. Love the slight rough cut and the color is exceptional.

White spots in the background distract. Horizontal crease towards the bottom.

Bright color & nicely framed. Print spots are the only thing keeping it from top tier.

First thing I see is strong colors and nice size borders and they are nice and bright. I can enjoy this card but then I see the horizontal line down low and a few blemishes and it holds the enjoyment back

Great centering but softness on the corners.

The card is very appealing and not many flaws besides the top border.

Tilt and centering plus the crease in the lower half detract from the card's amazing color and image.

Very good eye appeal right here. Centering tapers a bit toward the left as the eye travels down the side borders. No "loud" flaws that bump my eye otherwise; some honest, organic edge and corner wear alongside subtle stray print in the yellow make a minor impact.