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Printer reps will often use numerical values (e.g., 40-pound, 60-pound, etc.) to refer to paper weights, and in general a smaller number refers to a lighter, thinner paper stock. You also may hear terms like “text” and “cover” stock, which refers to two separate types of paper (cover stock is often used for magazine covers, while text stock is often used for the interior).My suggestion is to try not to get too bogged down in the numbers, request paper samples from YBJ Printing of the specific brand, weight and quality YBJ is recommending for your publication. You can even have the printer create an unprinted “dummy” of your magazine in that stock to show you what your publication, with a given page count, will feel like when it comes off press. Holding a dummy in your hands is a much more tangible way to know what you’re paying for ahead of time.