1955 Topps Hank Aaron #47

The pen choice hurts this a bit. Edge and corner wear are evident

Card and auto combine to present very well. That auto is just lights out.

This is a really special piece. I love the playing days auto. Incredible! The only thing keeping this from GT is a centering shift which isn't as noticeable since the yellow fades to the left

Very nice auto and well-placed. The color is nice and bold. Print spots and centering hold it back a bit.

It is all about how the auto and the card work together to make it work. Here we have a great looking auto that is nice and legible (but I wish it was bolder). IT is well placed and it is really a Sweet Auto. The card has opportunities and it does hold it back from greatness. But overall it is a great card/auto combo

This auto style and detail towers over probably 99% of the signed Aaron cards I have encountered. The card has mild problems such as centering and corner wear, but for a signed vintage piece this has distinction, charm, and character that sets it apart.

It's all about the auto to me on this one. What a special auto this is. No party fouls on the card either, just minor stuff and my eye enjoys the auto and card together very well.