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19: If something is MIB or MOC, does that mean that the packaging, as well as the contents, are in mint condition? |
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This article is from the Toys FAQ, by scottg10@ix.netcom.com (Scott Gordon) with numerous contributions by others.
No. If an item is being advertised as MIB or MOC, and you are
concerned about the condition of the packaging, you *must* ask.
Any honest seller will tell you the condition, in detail, of
anything you are going to buy, unfortunately most sellers are
dealers, and an "honest dealer" is a contradiction in terms (an
excellent example of oxymoron for English class), so if nothing is
stated specifically, ask.
 
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