Heartbreaking

🙂 Whenever I've traded off a CM, it's only ever been for a pin that I like. So if it turns out to be a scrapper, so what? Yes, I paid for the genuine pin that I traded for a fake one, but I wouldn't have traded it away if I didn't like the pin I traded for more. When I found out about scrappers, I simply moved all of the suspected ones that I owned into their own pin book. 😛 It's my scrap book. I have the full Orange Bird set in there, which I adore. Why would I get rid of them if I like them so much? And if I did want to get rid of them, how would I do it? I can't trade them, and I can't make magnets and other cool things like other people, so throwing them away is the only option. Which I just think would be a shame.

So yeah, it does suck that you unknowingly bought/traded for scrappers, but I don't really see why you should get rid of pins that you totally loved before you found out that they may be fakes.

Such a bummer that there are fakes even out there.

So someone educate me on how you know a pin is a "scrapper"? I have seen one CM exclusive I knew was a a fake because of the misspelling on the back. My guess for the hidden Mickey pins is that at this point there are more fakes out there than real.


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