PIN ID Has anyone ever noticed?

[OpieDoodle]

I feel like this may be more noticeable with characters and movies that don't have as many pins out there as say Mickey Mouse which probably has thousands and thousands of pins out there of him.

Has anyone ever noticed how Disney reuses the same pin design over and over again?

Here's a couple I noticed, these are are little more frustrating because one is an OE pin and the other is from a LE500 set.

[The hector version from this set is even worst. It actually has 3 of the same exact pose one from a booster set, one from box lunch and the other in this LE500 set]

For those who are trying to be complete does this ever frustrate you? I hate having to buy the same pin over and over again LOL! I have quite a few pins that are similar but different but I'm just talking the ones where it essentially is the same exact pin.

 

[Mcgilligan]

I have noticed it, and it is frustrating.

 

[Blacksmoke]

Yes where is the “Imagination”!

 

[TheMickeyMouseRules]

Yes! Totally agree. I don't chase completist status very often and this is one of the main reasons.

My impress is the approval process for new art is lengthy, so using the stock is probably easier and cheaper than chasing Disney approval for something more imaginative.

 

[Jabberwocky]

A very longtime complaint. As a completist, I have SO MANY repeat pins.

But as @TheMickeyMouseRules said, it's because already approved art (the standard poses) can get quicker approvals than newly created art so it's easier and quicker to produce.

 

[Ajk]

I wonder what pose has the record of most pins.

 

[maiarebecca]

I wonder what pose has the record of most pins.

Not sure but it definitely involves tinker bell!

 

[TheMickeyMouseRules]

Not sure but it definitely involves tinker bell!

Tinker Bell is a good guess, I am going to debate this... It's most definitely a Mickey Mouse pose.

 

[TheMickeyMouseRules]

I will even go so far as to say this is the top stock art for any pin.

I see this pose on a pin and I won't buy it.

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[maiarebecca]

Tinker Bell is a good guess, I am going to debate this... It's most definitely a Mickey Mouse pose.

Fair. I mean, he is the boss… makes sense his pic is everywhere lol.

 

[cyke23]

I will even go so far as to say this is the top stock art for any pin.

I see this pose on a pin and I won't buy it.

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Agreed! However when this pose but different outfit or colors….I’m a sucker for them.

 

[Blacksmoke]

I have to agree with both - Tinker Bell and Mickey!

 

[Jabberwocky]

For Wonderland, let me put it this way - these were pins released for the 50th Anniversary of the film:

Here are a couple of pins released last year - when the film celebrated its 70th Anniversary:

Over 20 years of collecting pins and still getting the repeats. lol

 

[timeerkat]

This is prevalent across the board. The only collection I have that this DOESN'T apply to is Robin Hood. There are a few pins with very similar artwork, but across the board the majority of pins are unique art. (I wonder if there just isn't much stock Robin artwork that pin artists have access too, so they have to use unique art?)


Zootopia is REALLY egregious with this. Judy seems to have three poses only.

Arms crossed:

Or holding her badge out:

Or, if the pin was released in Asia, there is her cutie style, usually also holding out her badge: