mint condition

We wouldn't want them to be in anything other than mint condition.

Before the war, the car is in mint condition and the boys are happy.

This 7-inch record is difficult to find and now changes hands for £200 in mint condition.

Keeping one in mint condition, though, can be a problem.

It'd cost you a couple of grand for one in mint condition.

This and those following probably not issued, in near mint condition.

Sometimes old mirrors look better when they are not in mint condition.

Today, a set in mint condition can sell for several hundred dollars.

His bikes are all pretty new and looked like being in mint condition.

Apart from one sky mark the club is in mint condition.

We list what the world's top 10 comic books would be worth in mint condition.

All these tiles were in perfect or mint condition, a great find.

If I open the bag, they won't be in mint condition anymore.

If you're lucky you'll find something from this season that's in mint condition.

Due to the small size of the islands, few were used and they are usually found in mint condition.

He had seen M1's before, but this was in exceptionally mint condition.

You could buy an F-350 pickup truck in nearly mint condition for not much more.

Superb example in really fine near mint condition $59 air mail.

Preserving the books in mint condition is often what makes them rare.

Given time he would be able to restore this ship to mint condition.

Because of this, it is almost impossible to find a copy today in mint condition.

Many of these old houses still stand today, in mint condition and highly sought after when available.

Most common is stencilled hands, however all are in mint condition.

The work the Victorians did here is very good, almost mint condition.