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Charisma82
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*Update* Pin Game Update
I have decided upon an end date for my game. Just like Cinderella, you have until the clock strikes midnight (Disneyland/Anaheim time) on Monday, May 2[SUP]nd[/SUP], to buy slots for the game. At that time I will decide whether I have enough slots spoken for to continue with the game and randomly select winners. If there are not enough slots spoken for, I will not ask for payment on slots and will end the game without a winner. Why put an end date on the game? First, I plan on using the money from the game to surprise my sister with a Disneyland trip for her birthday, and her birthday is in June. Second, I think if people are interested, giving them a month to decide if they want to buy into this game or not is enough time to have them decide.
As a bonus (and hopefully a good incentive), the 3[SUP]rd[/SUP] slot you purchase will only cost $12. That’s more than half the original price. Buy five slots from me, and not only will you get the 3rd slot for $12, you’ll also get the 6[SUP]th[/SUP] slot free. And, if you buy four or more pins from me, you will get free shipping on the entire order no matter how many more pins you buy. This deal is good until May 2[SUP]nd[/SUP]. Thank you for participating in my Disneyland’s 60[SUP]th[/SUP] Celebration pin game.
Entry prices have been lowered as of 3/15/16. Also, there will only be 31 spots to sign up for due to pin slots #29 & #30 being joined together as one slot to win.
Hi everyone! In honor of this being the 60[SUP]th[/SUP] year anniversary for Disneyland, I decided to host a pin game. I have several pins that have been released specifically for Disneyland’s 60[SUP]th[/SUP] Diamond anniversary in this game. One of these is the grand prize pin: 60[SUP]th[/SUP] Anniversary Countdown Series Diamond – Blue, LE 3000.
Each spot costs $27 and will be shipped as goods through Paypal. Shipping in the U.S. will be $3 for one, two, or three slots; 4 or more slots will be free. International buyers need to PM me so I can get an estimate for their reduced shipping price. Please send payment to knightice820@gmail.com once all slots are full.
There are 33 (in honor of club 33) slots available since slots #29 & #30 are now combined into one slot, but only 31 will be available to sign up for (I’ll explain why as you continue to read). Once all 31 spots are spoken and paid for, they will be randomly selected in the order in which you will choose your pins. If your number is first, you can choose to have the grand prize or any of the 33 pins you want. Then the person with their number chosen 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] will get to pick which pin they want, and so on. If you buy more than one spot, you only get to choose one pin for each turn (so no picking all of your pins with your best spot). I hope this makes sense. Let me know if it doesn’t.
Why do I only have 31 spots available to buy when there are 33 pin slots? I’ve done this because in slot 33 I have a 60[SUP]th[/SUP] anniversary countdown diamond pin that has been smudged. The picture is fine, but a couple of the words were somehow smudged the day I bought it at the park. Because of this I am not going to force anyone to take that pin. Also, slot 34 is not a pin, but a Maleficent iPhone case. I won’t force anyone to pick something that is not a pin. Everyone will get to choose the pins they want, so if you want the smudged pin or the iPhone case, you can pick it, but if no one wants them, they will be left over at the end. And, this way, everyone, even the last person to choose, still gets a choice between three pin slots they may want.
I made sure that if a Hidden Mickey pin is offered, it is in a group with non-Hidden Mickey pins. This way no one buys a slot with only Hidden Mickey pins (and there aren’t that many of them so no worries).
This is going to be my second (& hopefully more successful) pin game I’ve hosted, so if I’m forgetting to mention anything or I’m doing something incorrectly, please let me know.
Thanks and I hope you get the pin(s) you want!
I have decided upon an end date for my game. Just like Cinderella, you have until the clock strikes midnight (Disneyland/Anaheim time) on Monday, May 2[SUP]nd[/SUP], to buy slots for the game. At that time I will decide whether I have enough slots spoken for to continue with the game and randomly select winners. If there are not enough slots spoken for, I will not ask for payment on slots and will end the game without a winner. Why put an end date on the game? First, I plan on using the money from the game to surprise my sister with a Disneyland trip for her birthday, and her birthday is in June. Second, I think if people are interested, giving them a month to decide if they want to buy into this game or not is enough time to have them decide.
As a bonus (and hopefully a good incentive), the 3[SUP]rd[/SUP] slot you purchase will only cost $12. That’s more than half the original price. Buy five slots from me, and not only will you get the 3rd slot for $12, you’ll also get the 6[SUP]th[/SUP] slot free. And, if you buy four or more pins from me, you will get free shipping on the entire order no matter how many more pins you buy. This deal is good until May 2[SUP]nd[/SUP]. Thank you for participating in my Disneyland’s 60[SUP]th[/SUP] Celebration pin game.
Entry prices have been lowered as of 3/15/16. Also, there will only be 31 spots to sign up for due to pin slots #29 & #30 being joined together as one slot to win.
Hi everyone! In honor of this being the 60[SUP]th[/SUP] year anniversary for Disneyland, I decided to host a pin game. I have several pins that have been released specifically for Disneyland’s 60[SUP]th[/SUP] Diamond anniversary in this game. One of these is the grand prize pin: 60[SUP]th[/SUP] Anniversary Countdown Series Diamond – Blue, LE 3000.
Each spot costs $27 and will be shipped as goods through Paypal. Shipping in the U.S. will be $3 for one, two, or three slots; 4 or more slots will be free. International buyers need to PM me so I can get an estimate for their reduced shipping price. Please send payment to knightice820@gmail.com once all slots are full.
There are 33 (in honor of club 33) slots available since slots #29 & #30 are now combined into one slot, but only 31 will be available to sign up for (I’ll explain why as you continue to read). Once all 31 spots are spoken and paid for, they will be randomly selected in the order in which you will choose your pins. If your number is first, you can choose to have the grand prize or any of the 33 pins you want. Then the person with their number chosen 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] will get to pick which pin they want, and so on. If you buy more than one spot, you only get to choose one pin for each turn (so no picking all of your pins with your best spot). I hope this makes sense. Let me know if it doesn’t.
Why do I only have 31 spots available to buy when there are 33 pin slots? I’ve done this because in slot 33 I have a 60[SUP]th[/SUP] anniversary countdown diamond pin that has been smudged. The picture is fine, but a couple of the words were somehow smudged the day I bought it at the park. Because of this I am not going to force anyone to take that pin. Also, slot 34 is not a pin, but a Maleficent iPhone case. I won’t force anyone to pick something that is not a pin. Everyone will get to choose the pins they want, so if you want the smudged pin or the iPhone case, you can pick it, but if no one wants them, they will be left over at the end. And, this way, everyone, even the last person to choose, still gets a choice between three pin slots they may want.
I made sure that if a Hidden Mickey pin is offered, it is in a group with non-Hidden Mickey pins. This way no one buys a slot with only Hidden Mickey pins (and there aren’t that many of them so no worries).
This is going to be my second (& hopefully more successful) pin game I’ve hosted, so if I’m forgetting to mention anything or I’m doing something incorrectly, please let me know.
Thanks and I hope you get the pin(s) you want!
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