Looks real to me...
I have been trying to put together the entire 1947 Tip Top Set for the last 7-8 years and have spent a lot of time with the cards. I have made the mistake of buying a couple of fakes (including two in PSA holders).
The three things to look are:
- Measurements of the card. The fakes I have seen are the reprints which have been trimmed to remove the "reprint" text on the back. If the card measures correctly, that is a good sign.
- Font. As the previous poster mentioned, the font on the fakes look off vs. the genuine ones (see example below)
- Cropping on the photo. See below. The fakes are more zoomed than the original. See the example attached below. Notice how part of his cap is cut off on the top? Also, notice how more of the Braves logo is cut off on the bottom.
Based on what I can see, the card it is the real thing.
This is a tough tough set to put together (even if you are just trying to put a full team together). The cards are typically not in great condition and there are not a ton of them floating around out there.
Good acquisition and good luck!
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Actively building a 1953 Bowman Color PSA Registry Set (Currently 150/160) and attempting a 1947 Tip Top Bread Set.
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