He entered the Hall of Fame in 1971. This card has a great picture, color, and no creases. Kaiser, whose nicknames were Aspirin Tablet Man or Minute Man, played for the Homestead Greys in 1945 47-49, and the Pittsburgh Crawfords in 1946. The paper is really thin, so the wear and creases aren't surprising. The back also has some wear, and the writing, in Spanish, is faded but readable In nice shape for this type of card.
Card is printed on cheap paper similar to newspaper and are usually found in poor condition.
The card was issued with candy. He led his league from 1901 through 1904 in batting, with an incredible .422 BA in 1901. This same year he scored 145 runs and hit in 125. He has a total of 657 doubles, and over 3200 total hits. He walked 516 times against an amazing only 85 strikeouts.