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01-31-2016, 04:22 PM
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A question for those that collect HOF signed baseballs
For those that collect signed baseball by HOFers. three questions please.
1. How many HOF players are "realistically" possible to get signed? 2. Are there a ton of "fake" HOF signed baseballs out there? I heard a rumor that theres a TON out there (particularly with signed baseballs) 3. Do signed baseballs fade over time? i ask this because ive heard so much over the years that baseballs signed in ballpoint pen tend to fade over time. others have said just keep them out of light and dont display them and they will be fine (whats the purpose of collecting if you cant display it!) and if they fade, why do so many people collect them knowing they will eventually fade? will museum quality glass be enough to protect them from fading if displayed? thanks
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