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08-23-2017, 07:16 AM
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I recommend the Ultra Pro UV cubes. They are just large enough so a standard ball will not touch any of the sides. I also keep the box the cube comes in... so when the ball is not on display, I put the ball in cube back in the box for total protection from light.
Baggies and tissues are full of harmful acids that will break down over time and likely yellow the ball.
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