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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;aaroncab, post: 855782, member: 3974&quot;]It&#039;s probably just a difference in what one considers &quot;mint&quot;. To me, the definition of mint is that the item is in the exact condition it would have come from the factory. Here are things that don&#039;t look be &quot;mint&quot; to me about your guitar just based on what i can see in the pics:</p><p><br /></p><p>1. As you mentioned, no label.</p><p>2. Headstock has wear on the corners (front and back).</p><p>3. The nut is off center/loose.</p><p>4. The top/front has 2 small scratches on the left side.</p><p>5. There appear to be various other light wear/scratches on the sides and back. </p><p><br /></p><p>Again - maybe I&#039;m quibbling - but for someone looking for a &quot;mint&quot; condition guitar - this isn&#039;t mint. It&#039;s very good for it&#039;s age, but rarely will you ever find a guitar this age in actual mint condition - unless it&#039;s NOS that&#039;s been sitting in a music store backroom for 50 years.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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