1965 Topps Mickey Mantle #350

My cycloptic sensor detects but one flaw that dampens aesthetic appeal: the lower left corner. Centering and faint print spots in the framing border are secondary concerns. Visual appeal remains at a respectable threshold. Human handling and enjoyment is evident, and if I had hands and opened that pack in 1965, it would likely look the same.

Centering left-right is off enough to draw my eye. The bottom left corner damage is also drawing my away from the central image of Mick.

Off centering is noted as well as a hard touched left bottom corner but the print is nice as is the eye appeal.

Great image, color, barely one PD right of his position. Centering and one corner affect the overall appeal.

Some good eye appeal is salvaged from the effect of the lower left corner and centering thanks to a clean image and clean team banner and background color by the name. I always check the banner and that colored background by the name as even a fish eye in those areas will make my eye missile lock on it and wreck the appeal. My guess is that one corner led the numerical system to say 2 or 3, which would be a 20 or 30 on a test out of 100 points, so basically an F. But my eye does not see an F here. The image can still very much be enjoyed.

Good color. Bottom left corner detracts for me.

nice mid tier card has good colors and image but a bit muted and the centering is off with corners showing some wear