Meaning & use

mint condition

phrase·Everyday

In perfect, unused condition, as if brand new, especially describing collectible items.

See it in a sentence

The vintage comic book sold for a fortune because it was in mint condition.

He kept the toy in its original box, still in mint condition after thirty years.

A note on using this word

Mint condition is common in collecting, describing coins, cards, comics, and toys that show no wear, damage, or use.

Words with a similar meaning

pristineas new

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Words with an opposite meaning

worndamaged

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