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04-27-2015, 06:56 PM
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What ball holders are best?
A: images.jpg
B: imagesHU9ZWHGQ.jpg I have a TON of signed baseballs and would like to standardize the type of holders that I have them in. What holders do you use? The types above or something different? Why do you like what you use? Cost? Stackability? Looks? Where can I get a large quantity of the holder you like? I would need about 180 holders or so. Thanks for your input in advance. Mike P.S. I like choice B above due to the fact that they stack easily and they look good. I'm open to any suggestions. Thanks! 
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