I need to buy 27 Skip Bo Card Games. What is the difference between the red & blue boxes and the green & orange package?
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Sorry, I don't know. Mine is red and blue. Maybe the other one has kid-friendly pictures or something. Good Luck.
1203381
One is an older box and the other is a newer box. I have the red and blue. The cards are playable in either box. Hope this helps.
205608
They are the same size but the colors are not the same as what the ad shows, The blue and red box featured is the one that I was trying to order the ones they sent were the same size but the colors were yellow and orange , we couldnt play with them because they are to hard on the eyes, to much eye strain. you cane only find the old blue and reds in some of the supermarkets, I guess whatever was left over, we play every night, so we go through a lot of packages
1477158
This may be a _box_ of the expansion packs. I had ordered a $5-7 pack of Pathfinder Gobsmacked and got a countertop box (like you'd see next to a register) with some 20 packs of the expansion.Looks like this may be out of print...which would also explain the price.
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Each box contains packs of cards that are different from other boxes. You may get a couple of the same cards if you have bought more than 1 box for the same person but more than likely every card will be different. Every box is different. :) hope i helped. This is a great investment for a christmas gift for yugioh lovers!
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I only have the blue box game, but the cards have only titles and people on them, if that helps.
1152330
no, none of these are for the card game,they are for the series one release collectors cards. this is different from the game cards
1028425
Have not looked at all the cards & it has been awhile since I played the To Go version but want to say that yes the cards are different. I cannot say with 100% certainty because I did not line the games up next to each other, there may be duplicates I have not seen on plays yet.
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No its is not the booster box,only 1 booster pack. In a booster pack there are 10 cards one reverse holo,one rare,and eight commons or uncommons i think.In a booster box there are 360 cards (not including codes i think).
1569986
Depends on where you buy from. Card Rush gave me all near mint from then most recent sets. MTG Deals gave me about 1/4 near mint and about 3/4 heavily played.
564118
Yes, in case you mix them up, like we did, there is a small number in the bottom corner of each card indicating the number expansion pack from whence they came. :D
1473944
I believe they are all unique. Opened 1 of the 2 packs (each has 50) played a cover all game and only had 1 winner. The only thing I can think of, if you have more than the 100 card set there may be an issue of duplicates. I think they are a great card set, I'm sure they will be around for a long time. Hope that helps
699252
Besides the jokers there is a spare matching card with advertising on it for each pack. Face down you would not know the difference from this ad card to the rest.
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I am not really sure what the difference is, I have the Party Box (which has 756 red nouns and 252 green adjectives) so I assume the standard box would have fewer cards. I can tell you I have played many, many games with my daughters/family and this is our favorite. I have bought it for gifts as well. Easy to learn no matter what the age. It is especially fun with different age groups playing because each generation has a different frame of reference. We laugh and enjoy each and every moment. Can't go wrong with Apples to Apples!
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I can't really say if they're the same, I'm sure after so many years they update their game to stay relevant since some of the keywords are famous people. The cards are not actually questions though. There are four different colors to differentiate which word has been used so you can use the same card four different times. On those colors there is just one word for the player to describe and a few words below the keyword that you are not allowed to use to describe the keyword.
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Judith, there really is no difference. I bought the one marked "1996" version first, because that's how I remembered the box. It also costs more than the newer version. The only outward difference is the external look, one is white and the newer is blue and red. I then bought the newer version, thinking it was different. The ONLY difference concerning contents is the new version has an additional rules sheet in Spanish. Otherwise they're identical. The size of the box, the game cards, pieces, and board are all the same. Buy the one sold by Miles Kimball, it's the cheapest and has free shipping. Hope this helps. Judith, there really is no difference. I bought the one marked "1996" version first, because that's how I remembered the box. It also costs more than the newer version. The only outward difference is the external look, one is white and the newer is blue and red. I then bought the newer version, thinking it was different. The ONLY difference concerning contents is the new version has an additional rules sheet in Spanish. Otherwise they're identical. The size of the box, the game cards, pieces, and board are all the same. Buy the one sold by Miles Kimball, it's the cheapest and has... » Read More Judith, there really is no difference. I bought the one marked "1996" version first, because that's how I remembered the box. It also costs more than the newer version. The only outward difference is the external look, one is white and the newer is blue and red. I then bought the newer version, thinking it was different. The ONLY difference concerning contents is the new version has an additional rules sheet in Spanish. Otherwise they're identical. The size of the box, the game cards, pieces, and board are all the same. Buy the one sold by Miles Kimball, it's the cheapest and has free shipping. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It's a total crap shoot, you may get lucky and complete the set with missing cards but depending on the randomness of card mixing & packaging, you may get a tremendous amount of duplicates and fall short of completing base set. I have often bought 2-3 boxes to get complete sets of base cards only. The defensive rocks, star player cards are put into packs at much less quantities, so you will not compete those categories by buying just 1 more box. Hope that helps.
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Hi Tracey N. I took a look and I really don't know what the difference is. I wish I could tell you. I read both descriptions and they both match the game we have, so I am not sure. Perhaps you could try looking on the manufacturers web site for more information. I am sorry I cannot give you a better answer.