Card Identification Forum

I'm working on getting the 2019 Panini Stars & Stripes checklists completed and correct. I was just going through and noticed that there are checklists for "2019 Panini USA Stars & Stripes - Base Longevity" and "2019 Panini USA Stars & Stripes - Longevity Base." Being a normal person, I submitted an error ticket noting that the first checklist seemed to be a duplicate. Then I checked the spreadsheet provided by Panini and lo and behold, the spreadsheet has both checklists listed. 

I still believe that the first checklist is an accidental duplicate. Furthermore, there are three other checklists that immediately follow it - "Base Longevity Holo Foil," "Base Longevity Team Logo Gold," and "Base Longevity USA Flag Black" - that are incorrectly labled by Panini as "Longevity" sets. Unlike other Longevity parallels, these do not have the "Longevity" stamp above the player's name on the front of the card. I've provided images above as an example. The image on the left is a Longevity Sapphire parallel; the image on the right is a "Base Longevity Team Logo Gold" (or "Team Logo Gold"), which clearly does not have the stamp.

So, now that I have offered a long-winded explanation, my question  is this: should the name be changed in the database, or should it be left alone? And if it is left alone, then what images are used for the "Base Longevity" versus the "Longevity Base" (there is already a plain "base" checklist available).

I heed to your word, Trading Card Database Elders!

They are NOT a duplicate set. Base Longevity refers to the Longevity (Hobby) parallel to the base set. Longevity Base refers to the retail base set found in blasters.

This is similar to all of the past Rookies and Stars sets. There was a Longevity parallel and retail Longevity base set. Usually the retail Longevity base set would get it's only standalone release. Example: 2013 Rookie and Stars Longevity (Retail) Football.

Could we possibly list one with a note "hobby" and the other "retail" to eliminate the confusion? I too had run into this myself. I have a few blasters that I didn't enter till I figured out what went where

Out of curiosity, how do you tell the difference between the retail and hobby version? Are the cards marked somehow? 

The retail version is on the right - it has "Longevity" stamped on it. The hobby version doesn't have the stamp. That's what threw me off!