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mint Sometimes a name used for a coin that is in 'Mint' (or as struck) condition. Usually used by novices as the official Uncirculated and other grades are preferred. Also the name of the place where the coins are Minted. ie the Royal Mint in Wales.
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mint A stamp in the same condition as when it was issued and purchased at the post office. Original gum is on the reverse and the stamp has never been hinged into an album.
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mint
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mint absolutely as new.
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mint A stamp in the same condition as originally issued. This means it has its full gum and has not been hinged.
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