One point I would like to make. Prior to recent years, Rawlings, the company who makes all of the baseballs used in the MLB, all ways put colorful stickers on the outside of the boxes to identify the type of ball inside. Now, however, the boxes are not "sealed" like they were in the past, and the only outside marking identifying the type of ball inside is an acronym on the bottom of the box with a bar code. Visually, when my boxed balls are displayed, these newer balls no not have the eye appeal like many of my older boxes. Ashame...
Sunday, January 17, 2010
1994 World Series ROMLB
One point I would like to make. Prior to recent years, Rawlings, the company who makes all of the baseballs used in the MLB, all ways put colorful stickers on the outside of the boxes to identify the type of ball inside. Now, however, the boxes are not "sealed" like they were in the past, and the only outside marking identifying the type of ball inside is an acronym on the bottom of the box with a bar code. Visually, when my boxed balls are displayed, these newer balls no not have the eye appeal like many of my older boxes. Ashame...
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