1954 Wilson Franks Ted Williams

So pretty. Will have an elite EyeQ for sure. Mild scuff in his arm I do see. Corner wear is honest and looks the part, so not a big drawback for my enjoyment.

Corners are rounded there appears to be some minor staining / toning. Presents very well.

Very solid example of this rare and condition sensitive Teddy Ballgame. Very clean white background compared to most examples with only the corners holding this one back from the highest of grades.

Great color! Edges and corners detract from the eye appeal some.

This is at the top of my list for cards to purchase. This card is very forgiving on centering as the white makes it hard to distinguish. Rounded corners and no notable issues with the card, it's a beauty.

The "Hot Dog" Ted Williams as my nephew called it as a little boy. With stronger corners, GT. The background is bright and clean, for this card. As MattyC noted, no slant cut to the top, my old one had the slant and that was why I sold it.

Corner and centering are opportunities (minimal but are) But that is looking for things. This card Nails It. The coloring the imaging and the details are Spot On. Clean and bright A Wow Card

Really tough to find a nice example of this card. To find it in a 3.5 is surprising. Beautiful. No real flaws at all.

Beautiful. I know this card's idiosyncrasies well: so many have a slanted top cut, and no bottom border. They also can be very dingy, due to their distribution. This copy is clean, bright, centered, and square for a Wilson Franks Ted. If the corners had more shape, God Tier, yet I am not a corner guy myself so this would be a keeper copy for my collection.

A+ = Color A+ = Registration / Surface B = Cut / Centering