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#15
11-20-2008, 10:44 AM
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Storing autographed baseball
Posted By: George Dreher
Hi Mike, I should have mentioned the condition of the baseballs. Not one of them has any spotting. I do have a baseball signed by Lefty Gomez that the ballpoint signature has faded slightly on, and a Billy Martin ball signed with felt tip that has spread a little. Also, a Johnny Vandermeer and Allie Reynolds that are now cream colored, slightly off-white. But 99% of them are still mint snow white balls, even the ones from the 1960s. 
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