Wondering what NRFB or HTF means? In the world of collecting, there are a number of acronyms used to describe a particular item. Know your terms and you'll have an easier time figuring out what you want to pay.
Here's some of the most common acronyms you'll find:
NRFB - Never Removed From Box
MIB - Mint in the original factory box.
Sealed - Never opened.
MIP - Mint in original factory packaging.
A/O - All original. The item comes with everything it was originally released with.
NM - Near mint.
MNB - Mint, no box.
MNP - Mint, no package
Exclusive - Created exclusively for a particular retailer or distributor; no other store will carry this particular item.
Collector's Edition - An upgrade edition of an item that includes special goodies such as DVD extras, production artwork and the like. Not all Collector's Editions are Limited Editions.
Limited Edition - Only a certain number of this release or item was produced so once they're gone, they're gone. All limited editions would be considered to be collector's editions.
HTF - Hard to find.
Prototype - Products that never actually made it to market. What you're buying is the original design sample.
Mint & Complete - The item is in mint (excellent) condition and has all of the extras it should.