Need Help Matching Pins To Thier Original Card

[leannagradecki]

Hello All,
I am new to the group and I have a question.
How do I match Disney Pins to thier original Backer card?
I have some pins that I took off the card to display the pins, unfortunately, i did not label the card and now I am purging my collection and can't seen to match up the pin to the backer card. Please help!

 

[starry_solo]

You can check various databases to see if they have the UPC/SKU listed for the particular pin

 

[leannagradecki]

You can check various databases to see if they have the UPC/SKU listed for the particular pin

Do you know the names of these databases?

 

[TheMickeyMouseRules]

Pinpics
Pintradingdb
Pinandpop
Collectiblepintrader
Mypincentral
Disneypinventory

 

[TheMickeyMouseRules]

If the cards have FAC #... They may match FAC# on the pins

 

[leannagradecki]

If the cards have FAC #... They may match FAC# on the pins

Yes, That I have found to be accurate.
I was more wondering if I have a card with an FAC#, I was hoping to type that number from the card and have a photo pop up of which pin that is so I don't have to look at every pin to match the card.
Thanks so much for the help.

 

[TheMickeyMouseRules]

I am not sure how searchable the fac numbers will be. But each database is different, so try them all. Good luck!

 

[hopemax]

The same FAC might be on multiple pins of the same series (indicating they were made at the same time in the same factory), so it may not be best to use FAC other than to narrow the options.

You can also type the UPC directly in Google and get results. You can limit it to one website by adding site:www.pinpics.com or site:whatever to the search field.

 

[leannagradecki]

The same FAC might be on multiple pins of the same series (indicating they were made at the same time in the same factory), so it may not be best to use FAC other than to narrow the options.

You can also type the UPC directly in Google and get results. You can limit it to one website by adding site:www.pinpics.com or site:whatever to the search field.

Thanks!

 

[leannagradecki]

The same FAC might be on multiple pins of the same series (indicating they were made at the same time in the same factory), so it may not be best to use FAC other than to narrow the options.

You can also type the UPC directly in Google and get results. You can limit it to one website by adding site:www.pinpics.com or site:whatever to the search field.

Thanks!

 

[momin.ator]

You can type the UPC # into PinPics and if someone has added it to the listing it will come up.

One problem is that some people put spaces in but in the beginning the spaces were taken out.

 

[leannagradecki]

You can type the UPC # into PinPics and if someone has added it to the listing it will come up.

One problem is that some people put spaces in but in the beginning the spaces were taken out.

Thanks!