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06-02-2010, 02:30 PM
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Perhaps the problem lies with the overusage and mis-usage of the term vintage. Vintage is only supposed to be used in conjunction with a year...ie..."this card is vintage 1910." But today, the word is more commonly used to mean something that is once again in fashion. So maybe we should be more specific in our wording in relation to "old"...I mean really old baseball cards.
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