I’m joking, keep it up!

The way I do it selling on Bricklink is I never sell anything as new unless it came directly out of the box or packaging and put into a bag. Even if I do a thorough inspection and consider something new, I never sell it as new because I know it is not and that does not sit right with me if I were to. Used is such a broad term and so if there is any imperfection like a crack, bitemark, loose fitting arms, yellowing, things like that I will note on the listing for the buyer to see. If I consider something to be in very good condition I might price it slightly higher based on used prices and if it has any imperfection it gets a lower listing price compared to the used average. If Kevin does not get to answering your question I think from watching his videos I have learned that Bricklink and Ebay prices, although similar, are not the same. A used 50 dollar figure on Ebay may only be 40 used on Bricklink. I am not sure why this is, probably something to do with the buyer base being slightly different in terms of maybe a collector looks to Ebay more than Bricklink. Ebay you see a lot more of pictures of the actual product compared to Bricklink where most sellers just use the generic picture attached to the item already. I think that he would think the same as I do in terms of condition, I believe he may have mentioned something about not selling stuff as new. He doesnt know the history of the figure such as how many hands did it pass through and such so after that thinking you cannot consider it new anymore.

@@Amstys-up5sj thats what my thought was, its always interesting to see how price varies on bricklink between new and used, when used could mean so many things to different people. Thanks for the response

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