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05-19-2022, 07:06 PM
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Vintage could be looked at in many ways.
The general consensus in the hobby is 1979 and below. Some say it’s 1980 and below because 1980 is the last year that topps owned a monopoly on sports cards. 1990 Topps was the last year Topps put gum in its packs. 1991 Topps was the last year Topps issued cards in actual wax packs! 1994 Topps is the first year Topps cards were glossy So vintage could be whatever you want for your collection. Collect what you like! After all it’s your collection to enjoy! In 100 years 2022 Topps will be considered vintage cards to some! 
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