For me, these two look very different. First, as far as when the new season yellow highlights come on, the Daub's Frosted is a concentrated bright yellow in the center that covers pretty much all the needle the entire new growth area versus on Gold Lace it appears to be more of a frosting gold accent across the tips of the needles.

As for shape, the Daub's Frosted appears much more as layers of smaller fern-like clusters in a strictly horizontal and then pendulous hanging shape whereas on Gold Lace the branches appear to be single long branches coming out from the center in a more upward growth pattern that then go pendulous at the ends. In the summer heat Gold Lace does hang more flat, but in cooler weather and after getting a good drink of water, the branches almost go vertical from the center.

So for me they look very different.

Now on some of the other Junipers, like the Saybrook Gold you mentioned and Sea of Gold, now those and several others look very very similar to Gold Lace to me.

Mark