BR Boxset Extremely Minimal Damage.

I doubt that little mark would bring down the overall value - as long as the DVDs themselves work and the rest of the box is in good condition you're okay.

Anyone else's opinions?

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Thx. Sry if i am being annoying asking this random question. My OCD literally forces me 2.

If it's a collectors item with a rare print run, then it will definitely drop the value, but then  again so would just opening it and taking it out of the packaging. Also there's nothing you can do to fix it, amateur attempts at patching will most likely make things worse. That said I doubt that this will affect the price much unless it's a truly sought after item.

My pictured Boxset was limited to 5000 copies u see. But like Theli said just taking it out of the packaging would bring down the value. Plus I have a BluRay copy of the same Film from the same label; Arrow so I could sell that aswell to recoup any lost value from the DVD Boxset?

It was like that when it came through the post, must have got damaged en route to my address. Maybe I can get compensation from Royal Mail? - (Just thought of that). If u think that is some limited sht then I dont know what u will make of my Zombie Flesh Eater's BluRay that is hopefully coming in the post tmrow and which is liimited to 500 copies.

That small a ding won't hurt the value much at all, if any.  We're not talking a fifty-year-old first-issue comic here or anything, we're talking a format of video that's still relatively new.  If you were to sell it you could conceivably get back just as much as you paid for it.  As long as the discs themselves are intact and there are no major scratches on the discs and no major stains or grooves on the box or wear on its edges, you're good.