As is the case with many other issues the #1 card of the 1933 Delong set is considered more condition-sensitive than the other cards in the set the theory being that the card was subjected to more wear than the others by being stored at the top of a pile and thus being exposed to more abuse. This is a sharp and well-centered example with dirt at the top edge primarily near the right corner a testament to the theory of condition sensitivity. Despite this well-centered and sharp examples from the set are desirable and this is no exception.