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05-03-2008, 11:26 AM
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Question regarding storage of Autograph Baseballs
Posted By: Neal
I have a bunch of autographed baseballs and just started too look at some. I noticed a few are starting to get yellowish in color. I store them out of any sort of direct light. They are stored in a dark walk in closet up on a shelve. I also use those Damp Rids to take out any moisture in closets. 
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