I avoid "fine" whenever possible, and use "excellent" just for this reason.  But for clarification, it is above very good and equivalent to excellent.

Plug for an anonymous person:

Thanks dark.  That one's been bothering me for a while.  I'm going to make up my own grading system (warning, sarcasm-o-meter has gone critical!   ) :

Uber L33t!!!  -- Perfect, as printed.*  
Wicked Awesome -- minor scuffs and dog-ears.
Near Mint -- a well played copy.  May have someone's name written inside.  Call them and offer to change their long-distance plan.
Good-For-Its-Age -- large tears, spine cracked, cover scuffed.  Sentimental value added at very little additional cost.
Gnarly -- Dog-chewed, Coke stains, cover missing.  Only minor cigarette burns.
Toxic -- This copy is on fire at the moment, or has been exposed to radioactive waste.  A "playing" copy.

*This condition does not actually exist, but is provided for theoretical purposes.

I always use "very nice" when I do not feel like grading the item.