Thank you for your reply, the other doll was listed AFTER I listed mine. This I do not understand either.  I look at sold prices before listing and try to make my prices fair, if not a little cheaper, but not much, to someone else. I do not want to deceive on listings, so try to be as honest as possible, rather than have someone complain that the seals were missing, and eBay's description of "new" is like it would be straight out of the factory, which is impossible with vintage items, which are still new (never used) but old in age, if you know what I mean. Some doll collectors are incredibly pickie, and can be very fussy about the boxes, expect perfection, which they never were in the first place. However, I do value your advice which I will keep in mind. Many thanks.