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04-11-2017, 07:16 PM
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Museum Glass, worth it?
Hello,
wanted to get the advice of the veteran members/collectors here. When it comes to Museum Glass for displaying my collection (balls, jersey, bats and cards) is it worth the extra cost? does it work? does it really provide better protection from UV for the added cost? For example, for my baseballs, I was thinking of getting one of those wall display cases that holds 9 baseballs. i went and got a quote for museum glass to replace the factory glass and it was quite expensive. so I was wondering if it was worth the extra cost, in your opinion. Thanks 
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