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2018 Pin Releases

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2018 Pin Releases
There's nothing from the March flyer I'll need for myself (except maybe Genie), but both might have a surprise that I'd want, so I'll probably show up anyway. I may be out of town for the flowers release, but if I am able to go and get a good number I should have Kevin available for sale (one or two, depending on how the rules are set for it).
 
Haven't seen this one posted up yet (Sorry NBC collectors):
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Nightmare Before Christmas Pin Collection With Display
 
timeerkat said:
They've started doing this in Disneyland, too! I noticed when I was there a few weeks ago. There were a few there, one of which was the newish OE Hakuna Matata (Simba, Pumbaa, and Timon crossing the log at night with the moon) and a similar sketch of the three of them. I was REALLY tempted to get it.
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They've done framed sketches with pins at both DLR and WDW for many years. I don't know how many years ago I bought my first one but it was at least five, maybe six? And they'd already done them for at least a year or two before that, if not longer. And I enjoyed looking at all of them that were available on my trips to WDW at least five or six years ago as well.
 
Jabberwocky said:
They've done framed sketches with pins at both DLR and WDW for many years. I don't know how many years ago I bought my first one but it was at least five, maybe six? And they'd already done them for at least a year or two before that, if not longer. And I enjoyed looking at all of them that were available on my trips to WDW at least five or six years ago as well.
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I've seen then do it with OEs before, and some of the race pins. But never just a standard LE release. :) could be a promising new trend!

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MerlinEmrys said:
I've seen then do it with OEs before, and some of the race pins. But never just a standard LE release. :) could be a promising new trend!

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Problem is it cuts into the amount of the edition size available as individual pins (plus expensive! Which is why I try not to buy every Wonderland one I see. lol)
 
Jabberwocky said:
Problem is it cuts into the amount of the edition size available as individual pins (plus expensive! Which is why I try not to buy every Wonderland one I see. lol)
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I don't see that as a problem if they use really high edition LEs. For instance, this WALL-E pin is LE 5,000, and the sketch frame is only LE50, so that's only 1% of the pins they pulled for this. But yes, they are expensive! I oogled the Lion King one but gave up on it since it was way more than I was willing to pay for it.
 
Tokaji said:
Haven't seen this one posted up yet (Sorry NBC collectors):
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Nightmare Before Christmas Pin Collection With Display
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WOW. I didn't even know Bradford did Disney pins!! Does anyone know if they are stamped Disney on the back? Not that I'll be getting this...$420 plus tax, ouch. But some of those pins look pretty cool...I don't collect much beyond Jack, Sally and Zero, but man, do I like this set!
 
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