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Mint Condition is a refreshingly crisp and cool take on classic mint chocolate, balanced with the neutral nuttiness of almonds and almond butter. It'll put a spring in your step and wipe away any less-than-fresh breath before your run buddy can say "tempo."
It has nothing to do with standards. It's about selling used stuff..."Mint" sells better than "Good". So, sellers us it when they really shouldn't. It could also just mean that the camera has no noticeable blemishes. But I agree that the examples you mentioned are not "mint".
There are Leica collectors you could show a camera that just came off the production line and they'd say it's not mint. For those who insist the camera they buy be mint, there's no such thing. Sellers claim all sorts of stupid things on eBay. Calling a camera new when they've had it for six months is common. A camera is new or it isn't. There's no judgement involved. Unfortunately, mint is a moving target. Pay no attention to such foolishness and deal with reputable sellers only.
An item described as in "mint condition" means, specifically, that the item looks as if it just came off the factory assembly line; that there is not a single defect of any kind in the product. It is in the best possible condition an item can possibly be in.
You see this term tossed around everywhere where one is trying to sell their wares. I collect figourines as well and your definition about sums it up perfectly. The irony of course is that mint sealed is just an expectation of an unopened product. However, upon opening it could be damaged and you would not have known ahead of time. So its new, sealed, but not MINT.
This is when it can be somewhat misleading to use the expression for items such as cameras. Certainly, if one has been kept pristine with little or no use, then it could be reasonable to call it mint but, even if outward appearance is superb, to suggest a camera that has been used to any degree is in the same condition as just manufactured must be incorrect.
All that said, meaning and correct application changes over time, so if buyers now understand that 'mint' only refers to outward appearance, then it could be reasonable. In addition, it often follows that something which has been very well cared for so there is no external damage is likely to be in good internal order.
You picked up on something very important regarding camera gear. I have a Minolta SRT-201 in truly "mint" condition. Visual inspection will not reveal a single blemish or flaw. However, the foam that cushioned the mirror is beginning to deteriorate, something only visible under a magnifying glass. There is also no indication that any lubrication on the internal mechanism is still viable.
Pure cane sugars, Unbleached wheat flour, Green mint chips, Butter, RSPO Palm oil, Pasteurized eggs, Cocoa powder, Guittard chocolate syrup, Grape juice, Rice dextrins, Pure vanilla, Sea salt, Baking soda.
With some many DTC companies offering deep discounts on tour quality balls (i.e. Vice) it doesn't make sense to buy used 'mint' condition balls. DIsclaimer: I use to buy 5A Prov V's all the time from Lostgolfballs.com but switched a couple of years ago to DTC.
I've had good luck this year (2022) with golfballsdirect.com. When looking for a supplier I read several complaints about the decline in quality at lostgolfballs and decided to give someone else a try. All of the balls I received out 7 dozen really were mint except one that had two dimples colored with sharpie. Between me and my wife we bought Titleist ProV1, ProV1x, TruFeel and Srixon Soft Feel. Shipping is $9.99 flat rate or free if you spend $90 or more. The last batch was the beginning of October and they were all good. I buy the yellow ones so I don't have any personal feedback on whether the gloss white are up to the same standard if that is what you use. Could be worth a shot if you want to stick with used market. We used to use Snell but it has been hard to get the yellow ones so I switched to MaxFli Tours since I could get them locally. The mint used ProV1s cost about the same as the sale price of new MaxFli Tours which I also like.
I've had good luck this year (2022) with goldballsdirect.com. When looking for a supplier I read several complaints about the decline in quality at lostgolfballs and decided to give someone else a try. All of the balls I received out 7 dozen really were mint except one that had two dimples colored with sharpie. Between me and my wife we bought Titleist ProV1, ProV1x, TruFeel and Srixon Soft Feel. Shipping is $9.99 flat rate or free if you spend $90 or more. The last batch was the beginning of October and they were all good. I buy the yellow ones so I don't have any personal feedback on whether the gloss white are up to the same standard if that is what you use. Could be worth a shot if you want to stick with used market. We used to use Snell but it has been hard to get the yellow ones so I switched to MaxFli Tours since I could get them locally. The mint used ProV1s cost about the same as the sale price of new MaxFli Tours which I also like.
I've been using golfballsdirect.com for the last couple of years. My wife only plays Yellow balls and likes the Titleist TruFeel; last fall I bought a couple dozen of the Titleist Tour Soft in Yellow as my winter ball. It works fine as the turf/greens are very firm/frozen most of the winter and nothing spins much anyway. I still have some left for this winter. I have had no issues with golfballsdirect.com and will continue using them for the TruFeels. I have been using the Maxfli Tour X all summer and like it; thought I'd try the Tour in Yellow to see if it's work, but the mint Tour Softs are much cheaper, and who needs an expensive ball when it's this cold outside!!
A lot of people here are saying "just buy DTC, don't buy used/refurb." A HUGE caveat to this is that "used" and "refurb" are NOT the same thing. MyGolfSpy Ball Lab has pretty conclusively demonstrated that it's NEVER a good idea to buy refurbished balls, but used balls, in good condition, perform exactly like new ones.
DTC balls are great. If a DTC ball fits your swing profile, buy it. But if you can buy a dozen used, mint condition left-dash for $35 bucks, and if that's the ball that fits your swing profile, why compromise buying a DTC ball that may not fit your swing?
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Because of its near-perfect condition and its legendary subject, the Mantle card was destined to be a top seller, said Chris Ivy, the director of sports auctions at Heritage Auctions, which ran the bidding.
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Very Good condition cards show moderate-to-heavy damage all over the card. These cards have a moderate amount of discoloration, chipping, indentation, creases, or scratches. There may also be a slight paper loss.
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