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Check eBay. I bid on one that just ended and it sold for $39 but I didn't want to go that high right now.
 
Just because a pin is Stitch DA LE 100 doesn't mean it is automatically a high end pin (especially in today's market). I have picked up A LOT of Stitch DA LE 100s this year in the $30-$50 range.
 
Im still pretty new so my ? is if 1 pin lets say like this sold for a low price on e-bay does that mean thats what the value is , or does that just mean that no one was watching that action , or the person who won got a good deal ? Im wondering this because sometimes I buy a pin on e-bay for a lower price than i see it sell for in other auctions . Does that mean the pin I bought because I got a good deal on it drove the price of the pin down to what I bought it for ?
 
That really depends on the pin. Very true, you can get some steals if you find pins that are labeled poorly. But, as a Stitch collector I have watched lots and lots of Stitch pins this year. It all depends on the design of the pin. This one for example, I want it, and someday when I have some extra cash I may go as high as $50, but right now, there are more important pins to get and I think that is where a lot of people are at right now.

There are surprisingly quite a few pins being released lately that are in high demand. I for one have an addiction to the PODM pins so my Stitches have been taking a back seat. A lot of older pins are down in value right now so it is a buyers' market. I'm just, like many others I'm sure, just spread too thin on pins right now.
 
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