Sentence examples for mint condition copy from inspiring English sources

A mint condition copy of Action Comics No. 1 would command about $3 million, Fishler said.

Simple, I think – something that forces and compels you to think, and that can be a mint condition copy of Raging Bull or it can be the Kardashians.

One of the most sought-after items at Comic-Con isn't a mint condition copy of Action Comics #1... it's a working toilet.

In mint condition, copies numbered higher than five normally retail at £280.

For example, mint condition copies of Mario Kart 64 from 1997 fetch up to £200 on eBay.

A limited edition release subjected to recall and a destruction order, 1987 became something of a rarity and by 2000, mint condition copies were trading for £60.

In a few months, once demand has settled down, a mint-condition copy Blackstar will still command a decent price".

I picked up an early pressing of an 80s Christmas album we used to have on tape and listened to every year, and a mint-condition copy of Hatful of Hollow.

In 2009, Gordon Keith put items from the Steeltown era up for auction, including "a sizable number of mint-condition copies of 'Big Boy'" in 45 rpm format and 100 copies of "We Don't Have To Be Over 21 (to Fall in Love)".

JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit is named as the second most valuable book in the index at £65,420, double the price it was two years ago - and triple what a mint condition, first edition copy of The Lord of the Rings is likely to fetch.

Or you can buy a mint-condition vinyl copy at Academy Records, 415 East 12th Street, (212) 780-9166, for $450.