From same 1952 set of 3 as item #1288. Small bit of red color off the right side of his hat. The upper back edge of his nose has very fine hairline cut, apparently the result of a bite, but nose lays flat as it should and is in no danger of coming detached. The mark we reference is hardly detectable. His left cheek has pair of very tiny cut marks, one about 1/16" and the other a pinpoint. These show just a little. Rubber surface remains very clean and bands while without luster have a nice brass tone. Displays VF.