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Re: MIB listings when they are not MIB
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lugnet.market.theory
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Mon, 21 May 2001 01:44:51 GMT
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In lugnet.market.auction, Kevin Salm writes:
> MIB listings for items when they are not drive me crazy !!!
> Remember, there are other terms that can be used when an item is less than
> mint. Some of them are NEW, NEW-UNUSED, NEW-NEVER USED, USED-EXCELLENT, etc.
> Even the term NEAR-MINT is acceptable to most people, IMO.
In the antique toy world, the term MIMB is used for Mint In Mint Box. I've
found the term very useful in the past to tell the difference between a
serious collector/seller and someone trying to pull a fast one. It might
have use in this instance also.
Matt
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