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11-09-2014, 09:27 AM
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How to mail a signed baseball?
How do I package a baseball so the signature isn't harmed? A friend who sells on eBay says he wraps the ball in bubble wrap. I'm thinking placing the ball in a zip lock bag. I can also shrink wrap if that's better. Good packing and a solid mailing box is a given. Most balls are loose while some have their box. Any suggestion is appreciated. Thanks.
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