1954 Topps Henry Aaron #128

Someone found a needle in the haystack with this card. Congratulations on that win.

For a 2 to look like this without any paper loss? Incredible card. A couple of soft corners but great centering and colors and I don't see any wrinkles. This would look fine in a 5 holder.

What an insane 2.. Nothing jumps out at me here besides the fact that it's comically under graded. Couple tiny scuffs on the right side I guess.. Amazing copy and EyeQ+ example

Remarkable copy. Light creasing and the often found tapering of the bottom right corner are all that keep this out of God tier

Fantastic example. Some marks on the right side by his hat and face are the real drawback for me. This one should do very well in eyeq.

This is what I meant in my Grading Style bio section, where I said if I need to get too close to see the flaws, if they don't jump out and bother me from a normal distance, then they aren't there. There is, however, one major problem relating to this card--and that is this Little Tex collector who keeps somehow finding and buying all these unicorn gems before anyone else can even see them. I am tempted to create a separate chat board feature for the site where we can strategize on how to deal with this dude.

Stunning example of a 2. The small wrinkles can be ignored with the blazing centering and color

The slab is undergraded. I can only find minor issue on reverse side but not enough to justify that grade. The front looks amazing with fantastic borders and probably the best centering I have seen for that card

Is this some kind of cruel cardboard joke? I must be losing my marbles. Or the grader at PSA lost is. Or the system is broken. Yeah, going with broken system and some of incompetent grader. Again I will right the wrong. A++++++.