1966 Topps Batman Bat Laffs #47 The Penguin, the Joker and Bruce Wayne

Centering estimate: left border appears slightly wider than right (~55-60% left bias), top border appears narrower than bottom — roughly 60/40 L/R and 55/45 T/B, acceptable for vintage. Corners appear to show light-to-moderate rounding, consistent with EX range; no corner is sharp enough to suggest NM territory but none shows heavy rounding into VG. Surface gloss appears partially intact with some dulling visible, consistent with handling wear; no obvious creases are detected in this photo though the angle limits crease detection on the lower half of the card. Edges appear reasonably clean with no major chips visible; the seller's 'EX' self-grade aligns with the visual evidence, placing this most likely at PSA 5, with PSA 6 possible if corners are cleaner than the image suggests and PSA 4 if light surface wear is more pronounced on inspection.

Centering estimate: left border appears slightly wider than right (~55/45 L/R), top border notably wider than bottom (~65/35 T/B), so centering is moderately off but not severely so. Corners show visible rounding on at least two corners (lower left and lower right appear most worn), consistent with VG-range handling wear. There is a visible diagonal surface scratch/crease running across the lower-left quadrant of the card face, which is a significant defect pushing this toward the VG or GOOD range. Gloss loss is apparent across the surface and the borders show some toning/aging typical of the set. The seller's self-disclosure of 'Good' grade is plausible; the surface scratch/crease is the primary grade-limiting factor here, landing this most likely at PSA 3 VG with a range of 2-4 depending on back condition and how PSA weighs the scratch versus the corner wear.

Centering estimate from visible borders: left border appears slightly wider than right (~60/40 left-to-right), top border appears roughly equal to bottom (~55/45 top-to-bottom) — centering is acceptable and not a major grade deduction. The card is propped at an angle making precise corner and edge inspection difficult; corners appear to show light rounding consistent with moderate wear but no obviously blunted or heavily worn corners visible from this distance. Surface gloss appears present but slightly muted, consistent with age-related gloss loss typical of 1966 Topps stock. No creases are visible from this photo, though the angle and image resolution prevent confident assessment of edge wear, print snow, or fine surface scuffs — the range is widened accordingly.