2014 RRParks Chronicles of the Three Stooges Non-Sport Forum

I am wondering how to extend checklists for this set, 2014 Chronicles of the Three Stooges.

RRParks produced a total of FIVE series under the "Chronicles of the Three Stooges" title, so perhaps the official set title will end up being dated 2014-2016(?), and contain all the cards & inserts from all five series.  Several sets/subsets continue with each Series.  "Episode" cards which are considered the base set (#1-50, 51-100, 101-150...), but there are also continuations of "Stooge Gals" and the Macarie Claudiu inserts, though the latter is a NNO set.

There were two other Three Stooges releases, but they were not officially "Chronicles" series sets.  One is the "1959 Three Stooges Re-issue", the prequel to the "Retro" card inserts found in Series 2 & elsewhere.  Boxes of that series contained "Retro" cards #1-96, plus some other inserts, etc.  The other release was the "Three Stooges Theater", which (according to his website) has even more Retro cards, but is primarily different from the Chronicles line.

Perhaps the 1959/Retro release should get its own listing & have extensions of that main checklist marked as "available in Chronicles Series..."

I've submitted several checklists in the past, but I am not familiar with how to "extend" checklists to accomodate more cards.

I recently sold some of these sets to hawkking, so he (or I) would be able to provide scans and/or checklists to include more cards from Series 2, Series 3 & Series 4.  I don't have any Series 5 cards yet, so that remains to be verified.

L8's can append to checklists, if that's what you're saking about.

It's also a question of what's the proper way to list these multi-series sets.

Should all five be combined into one main "Chronicles" set listing, or should each series get its own separate listing?

I'm assuming the combined listing would be preferred, in order to accomodate searches.

BTW, I'm currently Level 7

Dan,  Kurt and I worked out a deal where i aquired a bunch of these cards and between us we're willing to get this checklist where it needs to be. Do I submit individual IR's for each set needing to be extended?  Jeff Allender's house of checklists  http://nslists.com/ has pretty complete lists of all the 5 series issues.  

I've seen many sets on here that were released in series that are separated by year of release of each series. Even though the numbering is continous.

If the series came out in a different year, it should be listed separately. If, such as how Topps baseball is, where they come out in the same year, then they should be together.

Yes, even if this means 1990 is Series 1 & 2, 1991 is Series 3, and 1992 is Series 4 & 5.

Admin can then link them all together, as he has done with other multi-year sets.

Seems like a pain but I want to do it right.  It looks like series 1 & 2 were printed in 2014.  The cards have 2014 as a copyright date.  Series 3 & 4 have a 2015 date on the card. I'm guessing Series 5 is 2016.  

And there you have it. :)