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07-13-2014, 07:24 PM
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Is "modern" still "modern"?
I just purchased a 1983 Topps Reggie Jackson on eBay and it hit me that it is a little strange to be calling a 30+ year old card "modern". The early 80's Topps cards have way more in common (card stock, design) with 60's and 70's sets than with today's cards. I was wondering if the definition of "vintage" should be expanded to at least include 1980 through the mid-80's. This would still keep the Junk Wax era that began in the late 80's classified as "modern".
What are your thoughts? Ed Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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