Collector & Reseller Glossary

What the jargon actually means — and what it does to resale value. 3,212 terms across 12 categories.

7 terms in Toys starting with “N” · page 1 of 1

1. near mint looseToys
   This describes a toy that is in excellent physical condition, appearing almost brand new, but is not sealed in its original packaging. The term "loose" signifies that the item is sold without any box, blister card, or pr
2. near mint on cardToys
   This grading describes a toy that is in excellent physical condition, appearing almost brand new, while still being sealed within its original packaging. The "on card" aspect is crucial because it means the toy is displa
3. near mint on card chaseToys
   This describes a toy that is in near mint condition while still being attached to its original packaging, often referred to as "on card." The "chase" aspect signifies that the item is a rare, sought-after variant, limite
4. near mint on card gradedToys
   This designation indicates a toy that is in excellent physical condition, closely resembling new, but has been professionally graded while still attached to its original packaging. The grading process assesses the toy's
5. near mint on card variantToys
   This describes a toy that is in near-mint condition while still being attached to its original packaging, or "card." The "variant" aspect means it is a specific, perhaps rarer, version of the toy within that line, such a
6. near mint on card vintageToys
   This describes a toy that is in excellent, near-perfect condition, both the toy itself and its original packaging, which is still sealed on the card. For collectors, the "on card" aspect is crucial as it preserves the or
7. near mint packagingToys
   This describes a toy that is in excellent, near-perfect condition, specifically referring to its original box or packaging. Near mint means the packaging shows minimal signs of wear—perhaps a tiny corner ding or slight s