Questions about Tink pins

[jtdusk]

I was wondering if someone could help me out with a cost estimate of these pins. I'm looking to sell them, but I can't find them anywhere online, so I don't have any idea what they're worth. Thanks for your help.

 

[CodyMercer]

I was wondering if someone could help me out with a cost estimate of these pins. I'm looking to sell them, but I can't find them anywhere online, so I don't have any idea what they're worth. Thanks for your help.

Those are nice looking Tink pins. The limited edition ones could definitely be worth more than the common rack pins, but I would want to see the backs before trying to put a price on them.


If you can post clear photos of the back stamps, especially the edition size, year and any event or collection name, it should make them much easier to identify.


I would also check sold listings rather than current asking prices if you find a match. Some older Tinker Bell pins get listed pretty high but do not necessarily sell for that amount. Asking price is only half the story, the real value is what people actually paid. I use the same logic online too. With Tropica casino I would look past the big numbers and compare the actual game rules, promo conditions and how often an offer really makes sense for the way I play. A flashy figure can grab attention, but without context it does not tell you much.


I would not rush to sell them as a cheap lot until you know exactly what you have.

 

[Ksnuggles]

You have disney auction pins which tend to hold some value. I will try and contact a tink collector i know and do some research when I get home from work today

 

[Ksnuggles]

ok so the Blue Rani and Beck last sold for 99.99 each just a few days ago. They both have current listing a little over 100 right now.
Tink with pearls sold for 99.99 back in July
The tink with ink I found no sold listings but I found a listing for 105.00
The Tink with the blue background I found listed for 69.99 but it had the 2 snowflake pins with it.
Tink with the purple border is listed for 60 no sold listings


The other pins I found no listings. I am still waiting on my friend to get back to me to see what else I can find out.

 

[DisneyOlivia]

Some very special pins here! There’s a user on the forum who I believe has a lot of Disney Auctions Tink pins for trade from a friend, and may have done some research, hopefully they’ll see this and reach out.
Agree that eBay sold values help, though some of these won’t have sold in a while!

 

[GeraldineWH]

For Tink with Ink, Worthpoint shows no current sales. Worthpoint has the following sales: Entire 5 pin set of Tink with Objects sold August, 2022 for $249.99. Tink with Ink only sold for 79.99 March 5, 2022; for $70 in May, 2021; for $79.99 in December, 2020, for $54.25 in May, 2020; for $30 in 2016; for $16.15 in January, 2016.

 

[juliafjzvydrjkh]

I was wondering if someone could help me out with a cost estimate of these pins. I'm looking to sell them, but I can't find them anywhere online, so I don't have any idea what they're worth. Thanks for your help.

I can understand how challenging it can be to find a price for items that aren't readily available online. To get a cost estimate for your pins, consider a few factors: the material, size, and any unique features they might have. You could also check out similar items on platforms like eBay or Etsy to see what comparable pins are selling for. If you have access to collector groups on social media or forums, they can be a great resource for getting feedback from people who might know more about the specific pins you have. Additionally, visiting local antique shops or flea markets could give you some insight into their value. Good luck with your sale!

 

[ViciousLady]

I can understand how challenging it can be to find a price for items that aren't readily available online. To get a cost estimate for your pins, consider a few factors: the material, size, and any unique features they might have. You could also check out similar items on platforms like eBay or Etsy to see what comparable pins are selling for. If you have access to collector groups on social media or forums, they can be a great resource for getting feedback from people who might know more about the specific pins you have. Additionally, visiting local antique shops or flea markets could give you some insight into their value. Good luck with your sale!

No offense, but....are you AI?

 

[Purplemandms]

Hi, coming out of lurking mode to see if I can help. Ksnuggles hit the nail on the head. I haven't checked most of these out recently (seems like pin prices have gotten out of control), but most Disney Auctions pins I'd say are going to go for the $60-$120* range depending on the LE, size, and general appeal (for example, seasonal/holiday ones are not as sought out). For a Disney fairies collector, your Rani and Beck pins (which are LE250) I would say are the most uncommon in terms of they are pretty rare characters and some of the lowest edition pins of those characters (but a smaller market). As a Tinker Bell collector, your pin of her sitting and looking mopey with the arms crossed is the one I have had the hardest trouble finding of the bunch. I have no idea how that pricing translates now-a-days, but I'd put that as probably your most expensive pin/the pin that will be easiest to sell.

*note I've been out of the game for like, five years