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'''Neopoints''' are the currency used in [[Neopia]]. Neopoints can be gained through playing [[Game]]s, buying and selling [[Item]]s/stock, and [[Contest]]s. | '''Neopoints''' are the currency used in [[Neopia]]. Neopoints can be gained through playing [[Game]]s, buying and selling [[Item]]s/stock, and [[Contest]]s. | ||
Neopoints don't have 'physical' denominations, that is, they are not items like [[Dubloons]]. There have been several ways of representing neopoints attempted in various games and random events, the most sucessful of these being the ''swagbag''. These are usually labeled with their various ammounts (usually 10, 50, 100, 500, 750, or 5000) or occassionally a question mark signifying an unknown quantity. | Neopoints don't have 'physical' denominations, that is, they are not items like [[Dubloons]]. There have been several ways of representing neopoints attempted in various games and random events, the most sucessful of these being the ''swagbag''. These are usually labeled with their various ammounts (usually 10, 50, 100, 500, 750, or 5000) or occassionally a question mark signifying an unknown quantity. NaodW29-HTMLCommentStrip329aae134380adf00000001 | ||
In a [[Neopian Times]] editorial, it was stated that a 1 [[NP]] coin was small and gold. | In a [[Neopian Times]] editorial, it was stated that a 1 [[NP]] coin was small and gold. | ||
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*On February 28, 2000, if a user had less than 100 NP at the end of the day, it would be raised back to 100. This has been discontinued. | *On February 28, 2000, if a user had less than 100 NP at the end of the day, it would be raised back to 100. This has been discontinued. | ||
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Revision as of 22:57, 4 July 2006
Neopoints are the currency used in Neopia. Neopoints can be gained through playing Games, buying and selling Items/stock, and Contests.
Neopoints don't have 'physical' denominations, that is, they are not items like Dubloons. There have been several ways of representing neopoints attempted in various games and random events, the most sucessful of these being the swagbag. These are usually labeled with their various ammounts (usually 10, 50, 100, 500, 750, or 5000) or occassionally a question mark signifying an unknown quantity. NaodW29-HTMLCommentStrip329aae134380adf00000001
In a Neopian Times editorial, it was stated that a 1 NP coin was small and gold.
Trivia
- Neopoints are a large part of Random Events, where random happenings around the Neopets website give you a little or a lot of Neopoints:
- Congratulations, (your username), you just found 100 Neopoints on the floor!
- On February 28, 2000, if a user had less than 100 NP at the end of the day, it would be raised back to 100. This has been discontinued.
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