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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mansons2005, post: 190420, member: 121&quot;]Absolutely nothing...............there could be two of the same common, mundane object - one worn to pieces and practically unrecognizable and the other in &quot;mint&quot; (shudder) condition. The worn, tattered one belonged to George Washington, used at the battle of Trenton, the other to an unknown &quot;nobody&quot; (one of thousands). Which is museum quality????</p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;Quality&quot;, as a qualifier has no place in that sort of judgement in my opinion. The qualifiers should be related solely to it historical or esthetic traits within the context of the collection. And of course it depends on the museum...............A Goya is not museum quality to the International Museum of Abandoned Tufted Pink Toilet Seats....................[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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