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09-10-2003, 08:07 PM
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A discussion of the word Vintage
Posted By: George
Could I ask everyone what is the proper criteria or definition for something to be called vintage? I know this is a Pre-War card forum but shop owners and dealers are saying that anything before 1972 is vintage. I have been collecting for about 20 years but have just discovered the real stuff, so I am trying to learn everything I can, before I start buying, like a lot of the posters have said. Thanks to all for all the great ideas, suggestions, and things to watch for. George 
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