Colorado does not have a limit as to how far back it looks for priors. Colorado will look at out of state priors. I am not sure what you mean by grandfathered in.
Over 10 years don't count, date of occurrence to date of occurrence. The ones in the other states may count, depending on the law in those states. You need to speak with a lawyer about that.
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