Displaying uncut sheets

[JoeDfan]

I have a few uncut sheets; and once I wanted to display my Billy Ripken FF uncut sheet.
So I went to Home Depot, and bought two flat UV resistant panels, some mounting brackets, and some screws and nuts.
I took them home, drilled some holes in the panels, and built my own frame.

I am the WORST handy person ever, but even I was surprised at how good it came out. The whole project probably cost me less than $50; and I didn't even get injured!

Billy hung on my wall for years, and looked great.
The only problem I had was that it takes up a LOT of real estate space on the wall.

[1burritoplease]

Take into consideration, too, how the rest of the room is decorated. I mean, for a $4 sheet, if the rest of your room is "college dorm" and posters are taped/tacked, then if the sheet doesn't hold anymore value, tacks are probably fine. If the rest of your room is shadowboxes and nicely framed wall hangers, then it may be a little visually jarring to have a random thumb tacked uncut sheet. Part of what you're paying for is how the sheet will look when it's hung.