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ID Coca-Cola McDonalds 100 Years of Magic Jumbo

ID Coca-Cola McDonalds 100 Years of Magic Jumbo
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Anyone know anything about this pin? I found an odd listing on PinPics, but did not understand. It’s a jumbo pin.


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This is a bootleg pin. Meaning it was made without permission of Disney, Coca-Cola or McDonalds. There were a lot of Bootleg pins that showed up in the early years of pin trading, trying to capitalize on the popularity of not only pin trading but the involved brands. This one was available in many different colors. I think I have a green one. I think it is believed most of these originated out of Europe, but it's been so long I can't remember particular details. A long time ago, under original Pinpics ownership there was a specific person who tracked these pins and maintained a pin group, but I'm assuming that person isn't around anymore.
 
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hopemax said:
This is a bootleg pin. Meaning it was made without permission of Disney, Coca-Cola or McDonalds. There were a lot of Bootleg pins that showed up in the early years of pin trading, trying to capitalize on the popularity of not only pin trading but the involved brands. This one was available in many different colors. I think I have a green one. I think it is believed most of these originated out of Europe, but it's been so long I can't remember particular details. A long time ago, under original Pinpics ownership there was a specific person who tracked these pins and maintained a pin group, but I'm assuming that person isn't around anymore.
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Ah, so I cannot add it to the board at Nifty Fifties. Darn.
 
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