Post by PickyChicky on Oct 1, 2014 5:43:18 GMT -6
This is something I've pondered many times as I come across things I'm selling that are vintage, but have never even been removed from their packaging. When entering my latest find on the spreadsheet, I started to put "Vintage NIB" at the end, but felt weird about it.
While I have found several listings for this one item, I haven't found any that have never been used or even removed from their package. So, if it's not kosher to use "Vintage NIB", what would be the best way to describe it in the title and description? "New old stock" doesn't sound right to me either (already thought of that) -- maybe "Vintage New Old Stock"? Still sounds weird. LOL
Thanks!
P.S. -- I know I'm asking a lot of questions, lately, but I've gotta get these products out of my hair and I can't box them up until I get them researched, photographed, and documented. LOL So, I do appreciate everyone's help.
While I have found several listings for this one item, I haven't found any that have never been used or even removed from their package. So, if it's not kosher to use "Vintage NIB", what would be the best way to describe it in the title and description? "New old stock" doesn't sound right to me either (already thought of that) -- maybe "Vintage New Old Stock"? Still sounds weird. LOL
Thanks!
P.S. -- I know I'm asking a lot of questions, lately, but I've gotta get these products out of my hair and I can't box them up until I get them researched, photographed, and documented. LOL So, I do appreciate everyone's help.
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