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MOC is a way of indicating that a dispenser is in its original packaging consisting of a plastic bubble on a cardboard card.
Based on
MOC is an acronym for Mint On Card. It is a way of not only indicating the type of packaging in which the dispenser can be found (on a card), but also the condition of the dispenser (mint). Unless otherwise specified, the "mint" designation refers only to the dispenser itself and not to the condition of the packaging. Collectors seeking pristine packaging may refer to the acronym MOMC, meaning Mint On Mint Card.
Variations
Different countries or geographic zones have different card packaging designs.
- Australia Card Graphics
- European Card Graphics
- Japanese Card Graphics
- Other Card Graphics
- US Card Graphics
