1995 Walt Disney Productions Disney Movies Pogs Non-Sport Forum

Sorry I really don't understand what you mean. So I won't do anything. 

Collectors will see 24 POGS in the CL #1.

12 will have scans, nothing else. NO notes, Why does your Shaq have notes?

12 will not have scans, and will not until someone adds them, fat chance, lol. AND no notes either

CL #2 in inserts, panels with NO notes either

If that's what you want OK, lotsa members are going to need a refresher course in using note1 and especially note 2. Why have notes if we can't use them?

Let's see one of these checkists.

Bob, here's an example of four cards with NNO, all different, all the same player. Without the images, nobody would know which one to choose, so you can use Note2 in this situation to describe the card as much as possible in the limited space. If you have pogs like this, use Note2 to describe what's on the pog itself, NOT where it came from. Nobody will know what "sheet 1, left column, 3rd one down" means if they don't have the sheet itself. Use descriptions like "Road uniform, swinging" or "Home uniform, posing without helmet" ... something like that.

Agreed copy the spreadsheet and post here. I can help you with note2 in that regard.

Probably, I would neaten the note 2 to read ex.: Panel 1, Row 1, Coloumn 2 to id the Aristocrat POG

Name field covers it - no need for Note2.

Alright. I took your list so far and cleaned it up with some suggestions below. You kinda have to assume it like this. I buy a box of cards and in it are some random cards from this set. I got a Cinderella, a Little Mermaid (use the Character name Ariel) and a Snow White. The information of where they were on the original sheet cannot help me identify them, and I want to list them for trade or to track as my collection. I look at the Pogs and see that my Cinderella is spinning. The notes2 tells me what card that is. I see my Snow White is in a Yellow Dress. The notes2 tells me what card. Ariel is with Prince Eric. The card title with the characters is unique I do not need a notes2. With the Aristocrats one I suggest character names, but in that one I used note2 to identify the movie (it is a less known film and some who happen upon that card one day may not know who they are. note2 helps identify. I understand what you are thinking with the location on panel, but unless I own the panel that info doesn't help me identify the card/pog...which is the purpose of notes2. Right now I have a full sheet of uncut 1988 OPC baseball hanging in my basement. It doens't help anyone if I add in note2 of Brett Bulter's card that he is in the second column and thrid row of the uncut sheet. You can add descriptions for each one in note2, but location on an uncut sheet won't help the user. Hope this helps.

rmpaq5, that is the best explanation I could have imagined and is bang on. Hopefully many who create and load checklists where there are several cards of any one character will have sen this and make use of the example you give.

Now what if Collecting After Death sees this and starts adding Note 2 in some of the sets he uploads?

OK, see your plan. You are naming the characters in each Disney Movie as opposed to naming the movies. The name of this set is DISNEY MOVIES, and that's ok. If each character has more than 1 POG then we use Note2 to further describe. Now I see your Shaq comparison.

Now the unpunched POGS may never get scans and the collectors don't have any idea that they are actually pictured in the panels. Right? Because we are not making any reference to them in CL#1. Although I don't have them individualized [unpunched], I could crop them out of the panels. Is that legal?

So, can we reference them in CL#2? And how could we do that?

Bruno, truth be told. So many different scenarios present itself when adding CLs etc. that most collectors would have never did it it like mpag5. That's why I say all the time...clarification... add these examples to FAQ or something like "Did you know?

Sorry for making this a marathon post, I just couldn't get it. ~bob~

Just what I see the set (DISNEY MOVIES)  with the check list of the 24 punched out Pogs.  As mrpaq5 shown. Yes they may never all be scanned.

I see maybe in the release notes it is stated they are released in panels  If that is true.   Some type of reference to the panels with out a true link..  I would like this note added to several sets.

The panels would be under related set   Panels:  It appears there are 4 panels to this set.  2 of which is known.   Panels 3 & 4  can not be added  until we know which 6 Pogs go on each of them.  If the panels are numbered.