General Forum

I logged everything I had accurately at the time. However, as Billy mentioned, with the changing/updating of Upper Deck basketball sets to include hologram variations I have not bothered to go back and update these as of yet.

Same here. I stopped when they merged all the inane parallels (dots, holograms, etc) into the base as VARs.

If the VARs were there when I entered the cards, I did it correctly. Otherwise, I will bit the bullet and review all the entries next time I go into log in cards for the set. As mentioned, there are collectors that want exact VARs, so really does help for trading, to have those listed correctly.

I've been avoiding adding late 80s, early 90s Donruss and early 90s upper deck to my FT/S list.  One because it takes longer to figure them out and two I don't want to trade somebody the "wrong" card due to misinterpretation. 

I log everything, but admittedly I log '88 - '90 Donruss last if I have a pile of them. I always feel that there is someone out there who needs that last double-star, no-dot variation of a Jeff Reardon card to complete their set, so I feel compelled to log it. I may be suffering from a bout of delirium, but so it goes with this collecting and trading stuff.

I'm a bit obessive so I'll sit there with a magnifying glass and check off which version of each of those stupid Donruss cards I have and I do my best to make sure the ones I'm trading are the correct versions as well.  My problem is when I find a card in one of those sets I'm missing, I'll check off as wanting all four versions and forget to uncheck when I get one and end up getting trades for multiples.  I'll keep all 4 since they are technically different.

Like most of us.  I loaded a lot of cards before the (VAR) were added.   Now when I add them they are correct BUT I have not gone and changed the ones I added before.

I always double check before I offer or accept any of the VAR cards.  If they are wrong I correct them.

Although it is not a VAR I have isses with the 2006 Topps Total cards the base set (white paper stock) vs the grey glossey back set (grey paper stock)    Way to many members have them wrong.    I have gotten a lot of grey back cards that have been listed as base (white paper stock) even when I have asked them to double check them.