Ammo can go bad if it is stored in a wet environment, or someplace subject to wide temperature swings that can cause condensation.
OTOH ammo that has been stored in a reasonably cool and dry environment can last for many decades, even for over a century. Most climate-controlled homes are perfectly fine for long-term storage.
If the rounds look nice and shiny and there's no sign that they've gotten wet, they should be fine.
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