2009 Panini Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Stickers Non-Sport Forum

I would like to add this in and it seems as my first step may not have been right, but i could use a bit of help on this 

if someone could spare a precious moment.

This being a sticker album with varying subjects does it require a description for each image or would sticker #x suffice?

This example isn't 1 i am keen on - https://www.laststicker.com/cards/panini_harry_potter_hbp/  but it may do the trick if it meets standards.

Thank you in advance

Do you have front and back images of the actual stickers?

I've used "Sticker 1", "Sticker 2", etc. on other sets.

ex: 1986 Transformers Movie

I do have some but not all 360

As I am trying to build a checklist for a set that needs to be added, I ran into this. Also did post a thread here about it

https://www.tcdb.com/Forum.cfm/Page/I/ID/0/?MODE=VIEW&ThreadID=33245

My first inclination is to be as descriptive as possible with names where names do not exist. If not subject names then description of subject. My preliminary checklist is being stored here (as Konami Chara Cards) where this set has no names to any of them, and the names I have down are descriptive. If this is not how we should handle these then I will have to make a change, but I figure a descriptive title is better than "card 1, card 2" because I only have 1 card from this set and thus all of the others will have no photo. Having some sort of reference point is better in that case I think.

https://vgcollect.com/forum/index.php/topic,11699.msg193426.html#msg193426

With stickers, it's assumed they have the sticker still affixed to the back where the number is, so a lookup by number should be pretty simple. Unfortunately many of the sets like that Transformers one or Space Jam or others either don't have descriptions at all and we have to try to make them up, or there are 2-4 lines of text in the sticker book below the spot where the sticker goes and it won't fit in the Name field. With the sports sticker sets, it's much easier since the name is usually printed on the front of recent ones, or on the back of older ones (with the 1988-1990 Topps era being an exception).

Like I said, if we could see the front and back images of some of the stickers we could give you more specific help.