Why doesn't my if statement comparing brickname to brickname work?

I am making a script in which I have a model of 10 bricks or so and the bricks have a Decal in them in which a decal texture in inputted and it displays like a real life Order Menu. If I correctly select an item that is on that "Order Menu" it is to remove the texture and then move any other textures that were in front of the one back by one brick so it stays in order.

My issue is that in trying to call the next proceeding brick I spawn a new Part and name it the value of the brick and then try to compare it with a for loop, the problem is the if statement does not seem to be working.

local z = 0
local ItemID = game.Workspace.ReferenceDecal.Texture
local model = game.Workspace.Board:GetChildren()
for i, v in pairs(model) do     
    local decal = v:FindFirstChild("Decal")                     
    if decal then  
        if decal.Texture == ItemID then
            decal.Texture = "" --Removes Decal
            local moveAmount =  game.Workspace.OrderBoard.Counter.Value - tonumber(v.Name)          
            for z = 1, moveAmount do  
                local nextBrickPlaceHolder = tonumber(v.Name + z)
                local spawnNewBrickWithSameName = Instance.new("Part", game.Lighting)
                spawnNewBrickWithSameName.Name = nextBrickPlaceHolder
                local decalPlaceHolder = ""
                if v.Name == spawnNewBrickWithSameName.Name then
                    decalPlaceHolder = v.Decal.Texture
                end     
                decal.Texture = decalPlaceHolder
            end                 
        break                   
        end
    end     
end