Re: Re: How do you define "ancient, antique and vintage" as applied to bead collecting?

Re: Re: How do you define "ancient, antique and vintage" as applied to bead collecting?
Re: Re: How do you define "ancient, antique and vintage" as applied to bead collecting? -- kika	Post Reply	Edit		Forum	Where am I?

Posted by: odan

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03/26/2018, 10:36:45

Like car's....Vintage is when you no longer have to take the emissions testing. 25yrs or older and no longer in production. and younger then 75yrs old.

Antique....75-500yrs old

Ancient....1000yrs and older.

Antique really has the largest spread of time...I think

This is my idea of aging items and prob doesn't reflect what others might think about this topic...

BEAD COOL.....Odan