Baseball Cubes
New 1/32 of an inch Bigger Cube 4, 5 Year UV: $2.25 Each
Original Baseball Cube 5 Year UV Price: $3.00 Each
Baseball Cube Non-UV $2.50 Each
5 Year UV Baseball Tube $2.50 Each
The baseball cube is the mainstream collector's choice for archival storage of Major League Baseballs. This baseball case features a built in stand to keep the ball straight so the autograph stays aligned front and center. It has two equal u-shaped plastic pieces that slide together to form a precision fit.
For total protection from damaging UV Rays, please check out our 5 year or 25 year UV Protected baseball cubes, which have a UV additive in them to block out the harmful ultra violet rays that accelerate discoloration of a baseball after a many years of exposure to light.
Note: Be aware of cheap imitations. Make sure there is a UV certification report on any UV Baseball Holder that you buy to be sure that it is in fact UV Protectant! Our holder is stamped "UV" on the bottom to designate "UV Protection".
Item Name | Description | Thumbnail |
PCBSquareIII More Info.. | Baseball Cube with Stand | |
PCBSquareIV More Info.. | New Baseball Cube with Stand, 5 Year UV Protection, 1/32 of an Inch Bigger | |
PCBSquareIIIUV5 More Info.. | Baseball Cube with Stand, 5 Year UV Protection, Previous Generation | |
PCBSquareIIIUV More Info.. | Baseball Cube with Stand, 25 Year UV Protection | |
PCBSquareII More Info.. | Baseball Cube without Stand | |
PCBSquare More Info.. | Baseball Cube without Stand with Pop-Lid | |
PCBall More Info.. | Ball Tube |
Question: Why should I store all my baseballs in the Pro-Mold Ball Cube instead of another brand like Ultra Pro®?
Answer: The Pro-Mold Ball Cube is made in the USA with high quality raw materials from leading American polymer (plastic) manufactures including Total Petrochemicals. Many of the imported baseball cubes from overseas are made from a low grade material using a lot of regrind, which gives their parts a blue tint and less optical clarity.
Question: Will a tennis ball fit into this holder?
Answer: Yes, but the tennis ball will be a little loose since the circumference of a tennis ball is smaller than a baseball. However, the cradle inside the baseball cube will keep the tennis ball from moving when displayed.
Question: How do I open these?
Answer: There are two equal u-shapped pieces that slide together. See this video on YouTube: Instructional Video