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2021 Pin Discussion

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At least tax is included in the bundle; the two pins together were $70 even.

pincrazy said:
Only inside theatre. Dont rush down, probably sold out at this point
Hopefully they might be on trading boards at next years DSF event? (Or whenever they come back)
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At this point, any leftovers would have to be used as something like trade board fodder. They couldn't sell them normally without tons of outrage from those who buy during this weekend since there is essentially a $24 surcharge on top of each pin currently.
 
At what point does it not become a pin? These jumbo “pins” are nearly unwearable. Same goes for artland/acme pins. If it’s only meant to be pinned on a board shouldn’t it be recognized as a different category? Just a thought and would like to hear other opinions.


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I don't mind big pins. I don't wear pins (or accessories/jewelry) in general (periodic earring wearing is the most you will likely see.) My collection is about things I enjoy. They are decorative. Like art on the walls.
 

I've never thought of collectible pins as the same as old-school pins, brooches or other wearable items. To me, they're just collectibles or mini art that happen to have posts on the back. And actually, I prefer the bigger pins, because I can see the details better. And having the posts on the back is enough to label it as a "pin", for me.

I like the trend of calling wearable pins/buttons as "flair", as a hold over from restaurant chains. I know Disney is mostly doing it to distinguish quality between the types of pins, but it also helps distinguish things like size, intention, and edition sizes. It's nice to have a casual distinction between the categories.
 


I agree. To me, anything with one or more pin posts is a pin (though I really prefer at least two unless the pin is small enough that two won't fit). Most are a wearable size but ones that are too large to do so with I just treat as little pieces of artwork to display instead of wear.
 
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