One of the tougher cards of Ted Williams an extremely attractive 1954 Bowman #66 issue. At the time of production Williams signed a contract with Topps causing Bowman to replace Williams' card #66 in the set with Jimmy Piersall resulting in some degree of scarcity. At one time this card was considered among the most difficult of all the 1950s mainstream issues and while the scarcity is not what it once was it remains one of Williams' most important and more scarce cards. The VG-EX 4 grade assigned by PSA is due largely to a blemish at the lower-right corner along with mild corner wear. Eye appeal as you can see is fantastic.