How to preserve an autographed cue ball?

baseball case is too big. but you can go to a "real" picture frame workshop .. (the the kind in the mall) . the ones that build shadow boxes and such. they can build you a basball type case out of lexan that would be the exact right size.
 
the enclosed base ball holders is what I have like I posted before I have about 60 no problem in five or six years I get mine from a sport card shop for about five bucks each
 
I have one in a baseball case as well, no problems so far. Obviously it's not a perfect fit, but it does the trick.
 
I've got a few signed cue balls from pool players... and shot glasses make great cueball holders, and they look kinda cool....
 
Preserving, I don't have a clue.

The baseball stands are a great idea but someone did give me another good idea for displaying. You can take a flat wooden board of some attractive wood that you like and drill 1/4" holes separated about 3" apart and place the balls on that. If you want you can drill them a little larger and even bevel the edges of the board and/or stain the wood or finish it in some other manner.

JoeyA
 
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