NPN Cards

[Gkeenan]

Hi guys, I'm new to the NPN information (thanks for that how much fun!) My question is when the company states you can have either unlimited entries or 2 or 3 entries can you put many or all in one envelope or do I have to send each entry in a different envelope?

Thanks
Gail

[darthtampon]

Usually its always 1 entry per enevlope.

[Gkeenan]

thank you...I guess that will cut back drastically on the amount of entries...lol.

G

[darthtampon]

And thats why they have these rules. Hell if they didnt I would just spen $50 to send in a 1,000,000 entries in a single box.

[wkmcmillan]

I haven't done the NPN thing in a while, but unless things have changed, stay away from Upper Deck! I rarely see anyone get anything from them. Topps is the best at sending stuff back in my experience.

[SingleDaddyof2]

Topps, Donruss & Fleer (when Fleer was its own company) have always been pretty good NPN-wise to me. Lately, Topps have been sending me even better stuff than they did before. Check out the latest NPN cards SCF members have received. I haven't heard yet whether Fleer NPN cards will be sent out at the same rate as before they went under. I wouldn't be surprised if Fleer NPNs were sent out at the same rate as Upper Deck NPNs (whcih is very seldom and Upper Deck now owns Fleer brands).

[Gkeenan]

Great info...thanks.

Another question

The CSQ is: 10 + 4 * 2 - 8 = is the * a division sign? so the answer would be -1?

Thanks

G

[vikingfan101]

Pretty sure thats a multiplier sign, thats what we use those as in my high school. So I think it would be 20?

[SingleDaddyof2]

vikingfan101 is correct. The asterisk (*) is a multiplication sign.

[Gkeenan]

thank you...in the others they use x as a multiplier which is why I thought this would be division...?