2026 Pin Releases & Discussion
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2026 Pin Releases & Discussion
- Thread starter hopemax
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Ahh, Bruno! Encanto is my favorite recent Disney movie in years, & I think this is the best pin I've seen of Bruno.
On the off-chance I get a set; would anyone be interested in trading for the Aristocat (whose name is escaping me at the moment)?
For those collecting the PALM stamps, they just posted an update in Instagram
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I had no idea that was going on. I feel awful for them. Pins are supposed to be joyful. I hope they can be again for the family behind PALM.
I went looking around and some people have posted that they behaved badly at the recent pin event and the pin quality for pins sold at that show were really bad. But people on the internet always find a way to go way too far, there is no reason to bully someone like that.
I was at the MD event. I think there was some frustration with the Mulan stamp and the mystery boxes in regard to flaws. I heard someone say they asked to see 5 different Mulan pins because they were all flawed and finally took one even though flawed because the Palm staff was getting frustrated. I bought the Rolly stamp and my stamp is good. I personally didn't hear any complaints with the Rolly or Mater stamps released, only the Mulan one. I didn't get to buy any mystery boxes because they were all sold out. I (perhaps stupidly) waited to get on line until the earliest time we were told we were allowed to line up and by that time the line was already really long and they were sold out by the time my number was called. People were allowed to buy full cases of the mystery boxes so to me that was really designed for resellers. I hear that a portion of the mystery box pins had flaws as well but I only heard complaints about that after the event. I'm sure that is upsetting for those planning to resell them but even the flawed ones I think are selling above retail. There may have been some bad behavior at the event but I personally didn't see anything or hear anything about it so while I don't doubt that Curtis and staff were/felt harassed, there was no big scene that I'm aware of. Last year the Palm table had pin inventory available for sale during the event in addition to the special event pin; this time they just had the pins they announced would be released first at the event and then the remainder online.
