Yea -- a sealed item can be both mint or utterly destroyed. "Mint sealed" adds a
level of refinement to the grade.
Chris
Jim Leonard wrote:
> "C.E. Forman" wrote:
> >
> > > Now that I think about it, if I were doing such a scale (and I've been
> > > thinking about formalizing my personal scale for video game cartridges
> > > for a long time), I would not make "factory sealed" a condition, but
> > > rather something that should be noted separately. (Partially as an
> > > explanation for why the contents weren't graded.)
> >
> > Hmm, would "Mint Sealed" be a better term? That would clarify that
> > it's shrinkwrapped *and* mint (as opposed to "shrinkwrapped but my
> > big fat uncle accidentally sat on it" B-).
>
> :) I'm trying to stay away from the term "Mint" since it's so
> overused/misused. Let's take a vote: Who here would like to see
> "Factory-Sealed" on the scale be renamed to "Mint Sealed"? A yay or nay from
> everyone will be enough.
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