Question regarding Boxed Mystery Sets

[noone]

Just opened up my four boxes of the "Adventure is out there" set. And realized i got three identical boxes and thankfully the fourth was different. With open edition mystery boxes do the same pins always come together in the box? i.e. the same two pins are always paired together?

In my case
--Mickey Balloon with Cricket Balloon
--Pinocchio Balloon with Dopey Balloon

(just in case anyone is curious about that set)

 

[rif-raf]

No, not always. It depends on the set.

 

[noone]

doh! just my luck then. thanks for your response. :like:

 

[bookhugger]

I think the Chinese Zodiac set came with the same two pins (Mickey with Chicken Little, etc.)

 

[Abyssinian28]

Yeah, as stated, not all sets do. But I do think the Adventure set does. I got three identicals, as well...they were all Minnie and Simba.

 

[WDWnorm]

I had a similar experience with the Hollywood 25th Anniversary mystery boxes. Many times, I would get the same two in a box, but not always. I'd think that this set is probably similar. I'd buy some boxes from a different location and see if the pattern breaks. That's how I broke it with the set mentioned above.

 

[disneypinadventures]

When I bought Vinylmation Popcorns in search of chasers (10+ boxes), I often ended up with the same pairings. Also, my girlfriend got a lot of identical pairings in her pursuit of completing the retro Disneyland attraction set (10+). Unique pairings happened but only rarely in our observations.

 

[MrsTheKing]

I bought 2 boxes of the Nightmare in Disneyland Mystery and they both had the Caterpillar and Autopia