Anything made prior to 1898 is concidered an antique for BATF.
Antique is worth more money.
i wud say an antique -------------- Ancient, antique, decrepit, bygone . . .
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"Antique" is a strong word for old, as it suggests something of great age and historical significance.
Try antique, ancient, aged, artifact, antiquated, age-old, antediluvian and archaic.
The terms can be used for any toy no longer made. Neither are technical terms, so you can't find any agreement in how old a toy is before it becomes an antique. For general usage in the US, an antique usually refers to something old enough that it has a reliable, often historical value and has not been available for many years. Something vintage need not have a reliable value and generally refers to a usable, older item. Some "Mod" style clothing from the 1960s is valuable and collectible. It's normally described as vintage clothing. Flapper dresses from the 1920s are valuable, collectible and historically significant. They are normally referred to as antiques.
Old describes something of considerable age relative to others of its kind or other stated viewpoint. As a general rule of thumb antique describes something of age usually greater than 50 years and to be of a certain value. Value is discerned by its state of rarity, age, history and how well sought after it is within the current market among buyers. If something is old, but has little or no value, it is not of thought of as antique.
antique- dating from a period long ago. antiquated- to make obsolete old fashioned, by replacing with something new or better.
Antiques by definition ARE old.
it has to be old and to be a really good car in its day After 25 years, the MVD considers the car an antique.
No Lego set will be antique for a while. They were only starting to become available in 1949; And an antique is at least 100 years old. And please do remember, just because something is vintage or antique never means that they are exclusively valuable because of that!
Antique. You spelled it right.