2013 Panini Prizm Perennial Draft Picks Baseball Forum

Hi,

I have some doubts that the tcdb set "2013 Panini Prizm Perennial Draft Picks - Prospect Signatures Prizms" does even exist as such.
It could well be a duplicate to the "2013 Panini Prizm Perennial Draft Picks - Prospect Signatures" (i.e. without an extra "Prizms").

Also, other external sources could support that suspicion as they mention only parallels of red, blue, gold and black (see: https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/baseball-cards/2013-panini-prizm-perennial-draft-picks-prospect-signatures/32599, or https://www.cardboardconnection.com/2013-panini-prizm-perennial-draft-picks-baseball-cards).

The whole issue has already "Prizm" in its name, so why should there be a parallel/insert called Prizm?
From the pics uploaded to tcdb for both sets I couldn't see any difference, either.

However, I would also be happy to learn what the difference in the 2 sets really is and be proved wrong and see if I applied the correct set to the card I have (for the time being I have decided to pick the set without the extra "Prizm" in its name).

Eventually, I wonder whether the 2 sets should be merged into 1 set through an inaccuracy report.

For the time being my initial approach to bring this up though an IR has been denied and I was prompted to post my thoughts/questions in the forums  as more people who could possibly help could read and comment.

Thanks and regards, Peter

You are incorrect. There is clearly a "Prizm" parallel to the Prospect Signatures insert set. Look at the backs of the images already uploaded. The "Prizms" say PRIZM under the card number. The regular Prospect Signatures do not say PRIZM under the card number. Looks like a couple of uploads in the base CL need to be moved to Prizm though.

Thank you very much for pointing out the difference, I did. not see that. Case closed.

Happy to help. Panini hasn't been as clear about that with recent releases, but they did pretty good with the "PRIZM" on the back of parallels early on. It can be confusing though since Topps never sticks to a theme with "Refractor" on the backs of refractor cards and that goes back to the beginning of refractors in 1994 and has been off and on since, even though refractors are in every product they've made since then.