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> Looks really good to me. One point I'll mention is that Factory/Store sealed
>doesn't necessarily mean shrink-wrapped at all. Which is why I used the term
>"sealed" instead of "shrinked." Many packages (especially now-a-days) are sealed
>only with a little quarter-sized sticker on the top and bottom (or some variation)
>instead of shrinked.
Agreed; this is why the scale uses Factory-Sealed.
> This leads to another problem – “Sealed” doesn't necessarily mean the game is in
>good shape. It could be crushed, ripped, or even scuffed (if not shrinked). That's
>why I add the extra labels to my ratings when necessary. If you want to keep the
>scale simple (without extra labels), maybe we should change FS to some higher grade
>than NM. I know we were trying to avoid Mint...but it's a thought.
Also agreed; this is why the scale mentions "no noticable defects" for FS.
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