Example : "Ethan Salas [Refractor] #BDC-140 2024 Bowman Draft Chrome" comes up with multiple options, not allowing a clean import in to a personal collection. I have used multiple items from 2024 Boman Base, Draft, and Chrome to no avail. I even when I use the set code as well (G76335, G70686, etc) still doesn't work.
So 2025 Topps 1990 Chrome T90C set is exhibiting the same issue, with an exception this time.
These 2 work as expected:
Dylan Crews [BASE] #T90C-144 2025 Topps 1990 Chrome
Kevin Alcantara [BASE] #T90C-111 2025 Topps 1990 Chrome
These 2 do not work:
Ketel Marte [BASE] #T90C-103 2025 Topps 1990 Chrome
Randy Johnson [BASE] #T90C-104 2025 Topps 1990 Chrome
Please let me know if you need me to do any further testing. Databases, code, and QA are kinda my thing :D
My username is tjtuck74
It looks like all four of those were matched wrong. Two weren't matched at all, but two that you thought worked were matched to cards in the wrong set. They matched to 90CB cards instead of T90C.
The root of the problem is Topps making two sets that are ambiguous in their names.
https://www.sportscardspro.com/console/baseball-cards-2025-topps-chrome-1990
https://www.sportscardspro.com/console/baseball-cards-2025-topps-1990-chrome
They are different, but the only difference is the order of the words. One came out in the Topps Chrome set and the other came in the Topps base set. Super confusing Topps, thanks.
Search and product matching are fundamentally different because search can return multiple matches but product matching needs to return just one match. I will think about some ways to handle this better.
Another example: "Alex Mooney [base] #BCP-149 2025 Bowman Chrome Prospects" when seached will return the exact card as it should, however when importing in to collection, it also fails.