Can be a little bit more concrete in NON-MINT condition offer?

[Ericksson]

Hi, greeting to everyone.
Our game table wants to change from 3.5 to Pathfinder.
We already bought the PDF version of the CORE rules and we love it.

I want to give a book to each of my players, but i want to save some money also.
I see that in "add to shopping cart" a NON-MINT condition book option with a good saving its offered.
I need 7 books.

I just want to know a little bit more accurate what kind of damages or scratches i can found in the offer.

Thanks a lot.

[Sebastian Hirsch]

I have ordered non-mint products before, and the damage is usually only cosmetic (cutting errors, cover dented) and I guess the most non-mint books will be readable. Other than that, it is usually not possible to get detailed information for every non-mint product (it takes quite a lot of time I guess). For what it is worth, the Core rules can get a lot of wear and tear, based on the size of the book, so they wont look mint for a long time.

[verdigris]

I have ordered non mint several times, and everything has looked nearly as good as my subscription orders (mint). My guess is most non mint books look like new books after a week or so of usage, at most.

[Liz Courts]

Non-Mint are still usable and readable, but suffer from cosmetic damage: usually dings, dents, some page/corner bends.

[Sara Marie]

It could also be a previous printing. We are currently on the 6th printing of the Core Rulebook and so non-mint could mean it is a mint copy of a return we received that is 1st through 5th printings.

There is a large variety of ways a book can be made non-mint, however, we do not sell things as "non-mint" that we feel are unusable or unreadable.

thanks
sara marie

[Ericksson]

Thanks, that's a very usefull info!
Greetings from Mexico!

Have an excellent week!