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Perfect! Yea UV protection is definitely the way to go, I've had several collectibles damaged by sun and they weren't even in direct sunlight. Nothing like having a nice collectible turn yellow

I stand corrected, BallQube does have holders that DO NOT offer UV protection. The difference in price between the ones that do and the ones that don't is minimal though. My guess is if the ones you are looking to purchase don't advertise that they do provide UV protection, than they don't. That would be a huge selling point.

[quote="kingstarsports"]I have a few styles of display holders, I have quite a few of the BallQube and the ones I have prtect from UV. I think that is pretty much standard now (I may be wrong) but I think even the less expensive ones protect from UV. Knock off brands most likely won't but I am pretty sure that all BallQubes do. No matter what I would make very absolutely sure the holder(s) you buy are protected from UV.

As far as the Maddux goes, it's in the list of my successes but I never did post in on here because it wasn't a TTM success, I actually won it in a contest. Being he is one of my absolute favorite pieces, I added him into my successes, I probably should had made that more clear.[/quote]

The BallQube brand says it is 99.99% effective against UV, so if there's any damage it won't be in my lifetime.

As to the Maddux, good to know. He's my second favorite cubs pitcher (Kerry Wood being the first)

I have a few styles of display holders, I have quite a few of the BallQube and the ones I have prtect from UV. I think that is pretty much standard now (I may be wrong) but I think even the less expensive ones protect from UV. Knock off brands most likely won't but I am pretty sure that all BallQubes do. No matter what I would make very absolutely sure the holder(s) you buy are protected from UV.

As far as the Maddux goes, it's in the list of my successes but I never did post in on here because it wasn't a TTM success, I actually won it in a contest. Being he is one of my absolute favorite pieces, I added him into my successes, I probably should had made that more clear.

[quote="kingstarsports"]Very cool success!!! {up} I have a nice collection of signed baseballs, what's your question? I'll do my best to help if I can[/quote]

I was looking at amazon, and the ultrapro ball cubes (which I use ultrapro for all my paper products) are like 19 bucks for 6. BallQube brand ball cubes are 23 for a dozen. I like the price of the BallQube, but I don't wanna hurt my ball. (I have this one and a Jose Rio that my sister gave me for Christmas one year (though it's on a PeeWee ball instead of a ROMLB))

Also, I see Mad Dog Maddox in your collection, does he require a donation, or does he sign free of charge?

Very cool success!!! {up} I have a nice collection of signed baseballs, what's your question? I'll do my best to help if I can

And on this, I now have 2 signed balls. Does anyone have any experience with BallQube holders?

Sent LoR, Custom Card and SASE to Mr. Manfred c/o MLB in NYC.
Received today signed Custom Card and a signed ROMLB, and he returned my SASE unused in his own envelope.

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