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Brother bear Grails!LE100 DA-LE100huge discount on set-will take cash and pins

Brother bear Grails!LE100 DA-LE100huge discount on set-will take cash and pins

Kandi-Kid-Karinka

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$250 each pin or $1300 for the 6 of them
If I get atleast $900 in cash I'll take the difference of $400 in pins family emergency and I must sell these

6 pins from the Brother Bear Disney auctions set. All pins are LE 100 and each pin has a certificate of authenticity. These pins are very hard to come by, if you would like to know more about them the pin pics numbers are as follow; 26445, 26441, 26435, 26437, 26442, and 26443.




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Aww hah that's ok I'm just in the same boat I've been in all month and I'm panicking lol

I'm willing to take reasonable offers with pins and cash combinations folks


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I believe these pins were sold individually from Disney Auctions as Black-finished Artist Proof/Prototype pins. They were not included in the count of the Gold-finished LE 100 sets. Only four each of these black-finished prototypes/AP's were made and sold. DA may have also sold Silver-finished prototype/AP four pin sets as well. The regular issued gold-finished DA LE100 pins did not include a Certificate of Authenticity. It has been a while but only pins of a very special nature were given COA's. The listings on Pin Pics are not for these pins but the regular gold-finished LE 100 pins. There were ( 2) two five pin sets of Brother Bear offered by Disney Auctions. It doesn't appear that these pins are listed on Pin Pics at all. They are also much rarer than the LE 100 pins.
 
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To be honest I'm not sure, when my uncle died (the person whom I collected with) I inherited all the pins, he collected brother bear not me so I did the best I could on information. I'm kinda lost of what this information means for me


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I figured you didn't know. Take a look at the COA and read it. It should explain what they are. There are only four of these pins that were made in the black-finish. I don't collect Brother Bear but I did try to purchase these types of pins when Disney Auctions was in existence. A collector who appreciates the rarity of these would certainly be interested. You can search EBay and Pin Pics for other examples of these types of pins. Use Disney Auctions Artist Proof Set or AP Set black or silver. They were usually either gold, black or silver depending on what the original LE 100 finish was. Hope this helps.
 
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For comparable pricing, it might be a good idea to check Ebay for similar DA prototype pins that have been already sold. Also, you can always create a post in the DPF Discussion forum and ask other DPF members what their thoughts are on pricing. That might help.
 
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