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They were buying a work of art — a mint-condition box of glass and concrete on five acres by architect Richard Neutra (pronounced NOY-tra), a pioneer of the stark International Style.
"You can see them now at toy fairs: mint condition, unopened boxes, that cost £5.99 in the late 1990s.
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Mint Condition I am puzzled why your article "Peppy Mints" was so negative.
Mint condition dolls are the most sought after.
For best prices, sets should be in mint condition and in sealed boxes.
But, if you do want her to be M.I.B, keep in mind that the older the doll, the older the box and that means if the doll is older, it is harder to the box in mint condition.
Ask yourself if you want it "mint condition" and left in the box or not.
"It's amazing because the box is in mint condition," Mr. Tiesenhausen said.
If you buy rare or very special items, keep them in their box or try keep them in mint condition.
