Display Question

kobefan1

Hi everyone I'm doing a project and getting diff autographed baseball from the players from the 500 home run club like frank thomas 521 hr. My question is what would be a good display for the should I go home plate shape and put them all in that? Thanks for any input. I know I can never afford all of them and would this project look crazy if I get ted williams and mickey mantle without their homerun total as $5k might push it.

esquiresports

I would suggest sticking with a basic rectangle look. 4-6 balls across. Cabinet with a face that opens. I built a couple using display cases from Michaels. Looked nice.

I don't think it would look crazy if you get Mantle, etc. without home run totals.

kobefan1

like this? https://www.wayfair.com/Perfect-Cases-and-Frames--Fifteen-Baseball-Upright-Display-Case-15UPBSB-L2968-K~PECF1011.html?refid=GX107983248386-PECF1011&device=c&ptid=436945014217&network=g&targetid=pla-436945014217&channel=GooglePLA&ireid=50992617&fdid=1817&gclid=CjwKCAjwtO7qBRBQEiwAl5WC24ALV6GAvC7SQAIXv6z--VfBceamwU-Kn7gMupcgkVI9lhzguL8xJhoCoSYQAvD_BwE

kobefan1

https://www.amazon.com/Baseball-Display-Cabinet-Holder-Protection/dp/B001AV5IAU

Stone193

If shelf space available?

A reasonable way to go?

Ball cubes - the steps are 250 ct. plastic card boxes - both ball cubes and boxes are in the 2+ dollar range - so display is very reasonable.

Bearkat21

Michaels has a nice box for $40 that holds 16 balls. They usually have BOGO sales as well so you can pick up a couple pretty cheap.

https://www.michaels.com/default/10117521.html

Bearkat21

They also had these on BOGO two weeks ago. They are regularly $18. I bought everything they had. It makes for a nice card display in the office.

https://www.michaels.com/studio-d?ecor-shadowbox-black-6x14in/10223093.html

kobefan1

Thanks everyone