1952 Topps Jackie Robinson #312

Good eye appeal, stemming from side centering and surface/clean main image. The tilt, edge wear, and dots in left border factor in but only to a degree. Second tier for me.

Solid B eye appeal as the flaws, while noticeable, don't wreck the party.

Beautiful card. Quite nicely centered. Just a bit of wear. Well toward the higher end of the examples of this card that I've seen.

Slight tilt, corner wear, and left to right centering all distract. Registration and color are noteworthy.

Centering is great and the card is quite nice overall. The upper area of his face and hat is a bit blurry, but I really love this card.

The tilt does grab me from the get-go on this copy, and the rest is basically overall wear that adds up but nothing too extreme.

The heavy tilt is the one aspect that distracts my eye; while the card has wear in other respects, notably corners, it does not rise to a level where it hurts the eye appeal.

The image looks nice and the red looks bold, but there are some surface issues and centering tilt is too extreme for me.

Nice colors and surface, nice borders and reasonable corners. The slant is so distracting, however. Still a nice card despite the superfluous MBA sticker.

The colors are crisp and the Details of the Image are sharp. However, the card is slanted within the borders and noticeable on the top. The borders are also not as clean and bright as seen on many of the other 1952 Robinson Cards. I am a border person so this effects my Eye Appeal rating of it. But if you see past it then you see a really nice image with bold colors