Extremely attractive mid grade example of the portrait card of the Cleveland Hall of Fame second baseman. It is entirely likely that this card would have graded higher if not for the top to bottom centering issue; corner wear at the top is within the range of an EX card despite the corner ding at the top right. What is most appealing about this card however is its crisp color and registration - a very clean and vivid card of one of the top players of his era easily one of the keys to the set. Population Data PSA Population: 153 total graded 31 at this level 27 higher* SGC Population: 76 total graded 4 at this level 12 higher* *Please note that PSA just recently began to differentiate between T206 back variations in their population reports so it is entirely possible that other examples of this card may have been graded by PSA and classified in their pop reports as "unknown back." Additionally there are several examples of Piedmont-backed Lajoie cards in the SGC pop report that make no mention of the pose variation. It is likely that at least some of these cards feature the portrait pose.