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Originally Posted by wolverine2281

if you're not sure, don't do it. The MS version people say is better and it's cheaper for sure. Yes you can sell the loose figures and at least break even or come out ahead. I know that personally. But it's probably not what you want to do.
And for me personally MOC is the same as MIB though some people will list MIMB or MOMC. I list mine as MOC

Thanks Wolverine. You've helped me decide. You're right - If I have doubts, then I shouldn't do it because I'll probably kick myself later for pulling the trigger on it. If I were to buy that Target set at that price, I wouldn't be able to justify it to myself and end up trying to part them out to break even or make a profit. That was never my intention with that set. I mainly wanted Wolverine, Silver Savage and Spidey... that's it. Rulk wasn't even part of the equation for me, but I figured his value would help to recover some of the money I spent when I parted out the rest of the figures. Anyways, I can just buy the ones I want and maybe spend less.

Also, I agree that there are so many different acronyms that people use for mint. I had a bad experience on eBay when someone wrote MIB once because I assumed it also meant the package was mint. When I got it, it looked as if a dog was chewing on the package. The guy argued that the figure was in mint condition, just like the listing stated. He was right that he never said it was a mint card. So I lost out on that one.