Does a multi-part stamp count as one or the number of different
stamps that it took to make it. It seems that if you had clues to
several different stamps in several different locations then they
could all be counted, BUT seeing as there is only one log book to the
whole series maybe it should only be counted as one.
CodyBCleo
Relative newbie question
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Started on 2003-03-23
Relative newbie question
From: codybcleo (codybcleo@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2003-03-23 21:40:20 UTC
Re: [LbNA] Relative newbie question
From: (mindizney@aol.com) |
Date: 2003-03-23 18:37:54 UTC-05:00
well.... this is an interesting question. Since I'm guessing that they are in separate boxes that you have to physically find, I would count them individually. For example, I counted the Ants go Marching Series in Hampton, CT as 10.... even though when it was first posted, it was considered only one box. Of course, after finding all 10 (which took days, since the clues were incorrect at the time) I counted them as 10 because it was such a production to find them!!!!!
Hope this helps!
Music Woman
Hope this helps!
Music Woman
Relative newbie question
From: Dog Scouts Troop (DogScouts@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2003-03-24 08:58:46 UTC-05:00
How you count your finds (& if you count them) is personal preference, but
if I have to follow separate clues to a box, I count each as a find. It
would be like doing a series of boxes that are all in different locations
(you just happen to get one image from them). However, if a box contains
multiple stamps, I count it as one. Except in the case of a hitch hiker. :-)
No rules... except to have fun!
Scoutdogs
F-122 P-23 E-2 X-22
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 21:40:20 -0000
From: "codybcleo"
Subject: Relative newbie question
Does a multi-part stamp count as one or the number of different
stamps that it took to make it. It seems that if you had clues to
several different stamps in several different locations then they
could all be counted, BUT seeing as there is only one log book to the
whole series maybe it should only be counted as one.
CodyBCleo
if I have to follow separate clues to a box, I count each as a find. It
would be like doing a series of boxes that are all in different locations
(you just happen to get one image from them). However, if a box contains
multiple stamps, I count it as one. Except in the case of a hitch hiker. :-)
No rules... except to have fun!
Scoutdogs
F-122 P-23 E-2 X-22
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 21:40:20 -0000
From: "codybcleo"
Subject: Relative newbie question
Does a multi-part stamp count as one or the number of different
stamps that it took to make it. It seems that if you had clues to
several different stamps in several different locations then they
could all be counted, BUT seeing as there is only one log book to the
whole series maybe it should only be counted as one.
CodyBCleo