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[[Image:ctp_346.gif|right]]The '''Stamp Album''' is a [[Neopets]] site feature that allows users to collect and display specific sets of collectable [[item]]s. Originally, the stamp album exclusively held [[Wikipedia:Stamp collecting|stamps]]; however, it was later expanded to hold other types of collectables including [[wikipedia:Numismatics|coins]], [[wikipedia:Conchology|seashells]], evil coconuts, and charms. | [[Image:ctp_346.gif|right]]The '''Stamp Album''' is a [[Neopets]] site feature that allows users to collect and display specific sets of collectable [[item]]s. Originally, the stamp album exclusively held [[Wikipedia:Stamp collecting|stamps]]; however, it was later expanded to hold other types of collectables including [[wikipedia:Numismatics|coins]], [[wikipedia:Conchology|seashells]], evil coconuts, and charms. | ||
Users can place an item into their stamp album by clicking on that item in their [[inventory]] and then selecting "Put into your Stamp Album" from the drop down list. Once an item has been placed in a user's stamp album, it cannot be removed. | |||
'''[[Stamp Album|Find out more? >]]'''<br /><small>[[NeoDex:Featured Articles|previously featured articles]]</small> | '''[[Stamp Album|Find out more? >]]'''<br /><small>[[NeoDex:Featured Articles|previously featured articles]]</small> | ||
Revision as of 01:31, 31 March 2012
The Stamp Album is a Neopets site feature that allows users to collect and display specific sets of collectable items. Originally, the stamp album exclusively held stamps; however, it was later expanded to hold other types of collectables including coins, seashells, evil coconuts, and charms.
Users can place an item into their stamp album by clicking on that item in their inventory and then selecting "Put into your Stamp Album" from the drop down list. Once an item has been placed in a user's stamp album, it cannot be removed.
Find out more? >
previously featured articles