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if you are going to display them, yes UV glass is important. One other thing that has plenty of benefits is change all lighting to LED lights. They will save on power consumption but also have no UV.
im not sure where one would go for museum grade uv glass or how affordable that is, but when i do my displays, i am going to look into it. Id be interested to know how much advantage it would offer over regular uv glass.
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