Help with pricing a retired pin

[noha.hz]

Hey guys!

It's been a while since I've been on a forums site like this so I hope starting a thread like this isn't too annoying. I've been helping my dad clean through an old storage unit and coming across all kinds of old Disney collectibles (plushies, Hallmark ornaments, etc.) and stumbled across a pin that I was having a hard time finding info for.

According to pin pics this bad boy is #30202 and was a GWP prize ages ago back when DisneyAuctions was a thing. I found a few on eBay but the asking prices are outrageous and they're not selling. Anyone have any idea what a good price for selling this little guy would be? I've got lots more collectibles if anyone's curious

 

[PinTraderSam]

I see one listed on eBay for 28.99. Since it’s LE 2500 I’d say that price range.

 

[noha.hz]

LE2500 = Limited edition and only 2500 were made, yeah?

 

[TheMickeyMouseRules]

I see one listed on eBay for 28.99. Since it’s LE 2500 I’d say that price range.

I agree ~$30 was what I was thinking also.

 

[PinTraderSam]

LE2500 = Limited edition and only 2500 were made, yeah?

Yes it’s on the high end for pin communities. Even LE 500 is high for most.

 

[shooting4ownhand]

I agree ~$30 was what I was thinking also.

I feel like $30 is on the high end. Most people don't collect anything that says ebay. They want Stitch by himself or with other characters.

 

[swscref]

I feel like $30 is on the high end. Most people don't collect anything that says ebay. They want Stitch by himself or with other characters.

I would agree. Most of those DA pins with that design and were GWP don't hold a high value and aren't desired by most (mileage may vary). As for the PP trade ratio, they are extremely stale and cannot be relied upon.