Is there a possability of latent fading on autographed balls from UV?

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07-18-2013, 12:39 PM

drcy

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It's possible-- each ink is a different chemical makeup so different and unpredicted things may happen under different conditions, and light can start some chemical reactions--, but most UV collectible damage is during direct light contact only.

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