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10-04-2014, 03:35 AM
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Thanks, guys. These are some useful pointers. I think the UV film is good for the ball in cubes that are recent signed balls. For the older more fragile/lighter sigs, I think the best thing is to just store them in boxes away from light. It sucks to have nice signatures and not be able to always display them though.
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