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04-11-2017, 10:47 PM
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One factor to consider is the cost of your baseball collection compared to the cost of the museum glass. If you have a lot of old, rare, or expensive baseballs then I would definitely go the museum route.
What is the cost to upgrade the glass? $200? $300? I have had a couple signed album covers framed by Joann's, and I opted for the museum glass. I didn't do it for the UV protection, rather I did it for the glare reduction. The museum glass cuts down on glare and reflections dramatically. 
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