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I need a little guidance.

I have most of the 54 POGS to this set.

I have a Skycap Checklist off of eBay...the official Checklist Card.

NOW, in a number of cases, What's written on the POG doesn't match What's on the Checklist? Since the POG is round, something is written on both "sides", that is not completely written on the checklist? ex like Joe is a carpenter [on CL] but the POG continues to say And Built A Deck Around the Pool.

So, what should I write as the name of the POG...checklist or POG? OR could I use Note2 to explain the rest.?

Any help?

So the POG has "Joe is a carpenter" on the front? That would be the entry for the Name field unless there's something else that lets users easily find and identify it. If every POG has a wraparound sentence, you can put the full thing in the Note2 field.

Name = Joe is a carpenter
Note2 = "Joe is a carpenter and built a deck around the pool"

I thought pogs weren't allowed unless made by a card company or issued with cards. Forum 1/13/20

Forum 8/4/19

Greg is correct. Unless these pogs were made by a card company or included in a card product, they will not be allowed.

That said, if they are allowed, the name as it appeas on a PAG should be used in the checklist.

https://www.tcdb.com/Forum.cfm/Page/I/ID/0/?MODE=VIEW&ThreadID=23439&C=2

The pogs in question were produced by SkyBox.

OK, I didn't realize Skycap was by Skybox.

Pogs are just round cards. (or swine, as my autocorrect keeps trying to make it into pigs). Match the card itself. 

POGS, SKYCAPS and MILK LIDS, CAPS are round cards, sounds geometrically correct. And when did Milk Lids come in a pack of cards, usually on a bottle of milk. lol.

I don't see anywhere where they can't be listed....so forge ahead. They are very hard to track down, so any research will be involved lengthy.

"Listing items created by third parties printed with the likeness of cards (like folders, coffee mugs, and T-shirts) goes beyond the scope of the site. "

As was discussed in the thread, these particular ones were made by skybox.  Therefore:

" Other items made by card companies, sold via card retailers, and authenticated by card grading companies are also allowable. "

Correct. Skybox ones are allowed. Nintendo Power ones aren't.