| It means "No Reserve". In its intended use, it means that the seller has not set a minimum price for the product. Thus, if you see a bass guitar (or anything) with a starting bid of $.99 with no reserve, it means that if you are the high bidder at $4.00, you win the bid.
The funny thing that some people start the bidding at $1,200.00 and then tout "No Reserve".
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