Roughly four months after officially discontinuing the 2016-released iPhone SE, Apple surprisingly brought the 4-incher back from the dead to sell leftover inventory at a marked-down price of $249 and up. Several “clearance” sales followed, but ultimately, the Cupertino-based tech giant ran out of stock for good.

In case you’re wondering, that “B+” grade refers to the “good cosmetic condition” of the GSM unlocked units sold by Bidallies at $75 a pop, with “minor scrapes or scratches” from handling likely to be the only details separating these from brand-new devices at first glance. “Professionally tested and inspected” to ensure all features work properly, the ultra-affordable iPhone SE is available at the time of this writing in space gray and rose gold paint jobs in a “limited quantity.” In other words, you may want to hurry and pull the trigger as soon as possible.