Sorry, I didn't mean any offense. I my experience, it seems like people bid higher and you get a better response if the ad copy matches the item. "Mint" or "10/10 condition" means the item is virtually indistinguishable from brand new to most people. It seems like a bait and switch if the ad says one thing but the item is something else.
But you've got great, clear pics of the scoop so it shouldn't be too much of an issue. I just wanted to make a suggestion that might help the auction go smoother.
I've seen them sell for well over $50, and for a NOS quality one, over $100, so you may do well on the auction. Good luck!!