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07-09-2014, 07:42 AM
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I prefer signed baseballs, but they get far more expensive than flats. They take up a lot more room, but I think the display value is far more impressive.
This pic shows hundreds of baseballs and hundreds of photos. The baseballs are obvious. The flats? See those two binders on top of the cabinet? That's the best I can do. I did almost buy a large library magazine display rack so you could actually see a bunch, but even then it would have been very limited. Ken 
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