Registry Pics all messed up?

Hey all,
I went to my 49 Bowman Set on the registry to check something and I clicked on the photo icon for number 9, Ferris Fain, and the photo is one from my 1980 Kellogg's set (same card number though, 9)
Do I have to use a different numbering process when naming my photo files?
I used "009" for the file name on both cards, but I uploaded them from different folders.
Should I use a different sustem like 49B009 (49 Bowman 009) and 80K009, etc to avoid this?
What do you guys do?
Thanks.
I went to my 49 Bowman Set on the registry to check something and I clicked on the photo icon for number 9, Ferris Fain, and the photo is one from my 1980 Kellogg's set (same card number though, 9)
Do I have to use a different numbering process when naming my photo files?
I used "009" for the file name on both cards, but I uploaded them from different folders.
Should I use a different sustem like 49B009 (49 Bowman 009) and 80K009, etc to avoid this?
What do you guys do?
Thanks.
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For instance, out of all registered set... how many cards are named "001" ??? Probably tens of thousands... so their system must have a way of knowing which came from my system...
But that begs the question, "Why cant their system differentiate between the actual uploaded file's path?"
One card came from C:MasterBaseball Cards1949 Bowman09.jpg and the other was C:MasterBaseball Cards1980Kelloggs09.jpg.
See what I mean? This doesnt make sense.
So, it looks like your folder is:
http://images1.collectors.com/psa/set_registry/m842266/
PSA apparently doesn't allow sub-folders, which makes sence, as you wouldn't want to re-upload a George Brett rookie when you decide to go create both a 1975 Topps set and an MVP set.
So, you'll want to do something like 49b007.jpg as opposed to 007.jpg.
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