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title: "What's the difference between 14pt, 16pt, and 32pt paper stock?"
description: "The point number refers to caliper, or how thick the stock is. A higher number means a thicker, heavier sheet and a more premium feel in the hand. Stock Fe"
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# What's the difference between 14pt, 16pt, and 32pt paper stock?

The point number refers to caliper, or how thick the stock is. A higher number means a thicker, heavier sheet and a more premium feel in the hand. Stock Fe

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