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View Poll Results: What is your age?
<20 6 0.80%
20s 27 3.60%
30s 156 20.83%
40s 262 34.98%
50s 184 24.57%
60s 82 10.95%
70s 30 4.01%
80s and above 2 0.27%
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Old 10-08-2014, 01:59 PM
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I have been thinking of posting this exact thing for a few weeks.
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Old 10-08-2014, 02:02 PM
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We have had these polls over the years and it's always fun to see a new one. Our average age used to be about 44 yrs old, last poll I think I figured it to be around 42 yrs old. Seems about right.... It's always good to see the "younger than 40yr old guys" collecting pre-war and vintage. Most know but I just turned 53 (not that it matters).
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29 here. Clinging to the "20s" range as long as I can.
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Happy Birthday Leon. I've 2 months and 3 days to catch up with you.

I would guess the ages reported hear might be a little on the young side as older folks might not be into the Internet? I mean there must be some 8 year old collectors.

What do people who set up at shows say? Is mid 40s a good average age?

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Happy Birthday Leon. I've 2 months and 3 days to catch up with you.

I would guess the ages reported hear might be a little on the young side as older folks might not be into the Internet? I mean there must be some 8 year old collectors.

What do people who set up at shows say? Is mid 40s a good average age?

thanks

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I meant to say 80 year old collectors. I'm sure all the 8 year olds are on the internet
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17 :d
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My son is 11 and VERY into the prewar cards!
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29 here. Clinging to the "20s" range as long as I can.
Hang in there, I just moved into "50's" 2 weeks ago
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Well, I am shocked Leon is just 53. I assumed he was much older...
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15 years old !
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56 coming up!
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Well, I am shocked Leon is just 53. I assumed he was much older...
Thanks. Physically I feel much older, mentally, like a kid...... but with the responsibilities of the older guy. The poll confirms the norm......nice job too.
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Reviving this thread from 2014. Thanks for the link Pete
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We have had these polls over the years and it's always fun to see a new one. Our average age used to be about 44 yrs old, last poll I think I figured it to be around 42 yrs old. Seems about right.... It's always good to see the "younger than 40yr old guys" collecting pre-war and vintage. Most know but I just turned 53 (not that it matters).
A huge +!. It is tremendous for me to see that nearly 62% of all who responded by the time of this post were in their 40's or younger! Technically, I'm 66 (how in the world did THAT happen?), but that's really just my disguise. Inside, I remain 27! On the other hand, having been doing this since about 1989 often lends perspective and the experience necessary to spot trends.

Way to go guys,

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22 in 4 days...still the maturity of a 12 year old...
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