Help needed please. Question about WDI pin

I am in need of pictures of the front and back of the card for the WDI Tangled Valentine's Day 2014 pin.

I recently traded the pin and the person I traded with says that the card is not original because there is two sets of holes in the card. I traded her the pin on the card that I received the pin on. Here is a picture of the pin on the card. It looks like all the other pins I've seen.


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I never even looked at the holes on the card. If anyone has this pin can you post a picture of the card for me? She wants me to send her the original card. I only have the card that I sent the pin on :sad:

Thanks.

good luck, I hope you found your answer.

I have this pin and my card looks just like the one you have. I'm just curious as to what "holes" they're referring to?

I just checked both of mine and both cards have 2 sets of holes for the posts.

I can also confirm that there are four holes total on the card for this pin, despite there only being two pin posts!

Lots of cards come new with two sets of holes, don't they? I'd always assumed it was because it's not really cost effective to do an entire production run of cards with one set of holes, and then an entire OTHER set of cards with another set of holes... it'd be much cheaper to just produce one run of cards with multiple sets of holes for what they might need.

You have it on the correct card, your trader is being paranoid for nothing

Thanks guys. I was at a pin event and able to take pictures of other people's pin to send to them. They are now satisfied that I sent the original card. Some people must really love their pin cards

Katchik99 said:

Thanks guys. I was at a pin event and able to take pictures of other people's pin to send to them. They are now satisfied that I sent the original card. Some people must really love their pin cards

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Glad it worked out for you! I can't believe the paranoia of some people.

Vixy said:

Lots of cards come new with two sets of holes, don't they? I'd always assumed it was because it's not really cost effective to do an entire production run of cards with one set of holes, and then an entire OTHER set of cards with another set of holes... it'd be much cheaper to just produce one run of cards with multiple sets of holes for what they might need.

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This makes lots of sense!