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Old 12-28-2020, 01:26 PM
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...I believe we'll see a correction to the modern stuff...
What is your definition of the starting point for modern?
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What is your definition of the starting point for modern?
1980 is my definition. I know some have a different perspective.
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1980 is my definition. I know some have a different perspective.
I can definitely respect that as the line of demarcation. I would personally consider cards from the 80s to no longer be "modern" these days.

We're in the same neighborhood, though. To some new collectors, a Crosby rookie would be vintage and 90s cards would be ancient.
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To me, 1981 feels like the start of modern, probably because in baseball 1980 was the last year of Topps only. So in hockey, Messier vintage, Lemieux modern.
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To me, I always draw the line between modern and vintage at 1984, when Topps came back to the hockey market.
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We saw this in basketball earlier this year. Cards went up like skyrockets, came down some, then leveled out well above the pre-run pricing.
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Some basketball came down like vintage stuff. Jordan inserts are still red hot. and how his 86 fleer sticker is taking off. it's nuts out there.
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