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When Does A Toy Become Vintage?
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<blockquote data-quote="indianawars" data-source="post: 423338" data-attributes="member: 5674"><p>So at what point do you think a toy stops being modern and become vintage?</p><p>For me, the rule of thumb is 25 years... </p><p>I personally don't remember when I started calling the original Star Wars toys "vintage". </p><p>Does anyone remember when they started to refer to the original toys as vintage?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="indianawars, post: 423338, member: 5674"] So at what point do you think a toy stops being modern and become vintage? For me, the rule of thumb is 25 years... I personally don't remember when I started calling the original Star Wars toys "vintage". Does anyone remember when they started to refer to the original toys as vintage? [/QUOTE]
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