It comes brand new with the extra dampeners, so thats nothing special, also I know of several shops across the countrythat are selling them for $700. Thats brand new, never been shot with the Mathews warrenty to the origional buyer. If you are wanting to move it fast, I would drop the price into the mid to low $600 range, or sell the bow as pictured with sight and rest for a more money of course. Not trying to bust your bubble just calling it like I see it. One thing that will help to if you could post more pics at different angles of the bow, and a couple of close ups. I for one would like to see a close up of the string surppressors.In the Mathewsshop that I work at, every year we havecustomers wanting to trade in their older Mathews for the newyear models. Most are honest and upfront about how much they have used the bow.Nowand then afew do try and pull a fast one over our eyes and say they have hardly shot it, hoping to get top trade in dollar. One look at the rubber string surpressors on a Mathews will tell the story of how many times its been shot, no matter what condidion the rest of the bow is in. To take a good pic,draw back the bow and have a friend or family member take a close up pic of the surppressor where the string slaps it. If your bow has been shot only a hand full oftimes like you say, (under a 100 shots I hope) thenthe surppressors will still look like new and you will be able show that the bow isin mint conditionas you say it is. Just my 2 cents, Jason