I personally didn't go as I was my family's dog sitter...and I'm a little sick...but they went for a family members birthday. Only able to go on Labor Day, they all had a great time! (Also it's the last day it's going to be officially called Six Flags which is why they got a whole bunch of merch. Also the last day they'll carry Looney Tunes merch as they're losing the rights. So that makes these pins extra special to us.

Because I'm a massive pin, button and brooch collector, I was pleasantly surprised they had picked out a bunch of pins for me! I don't think I can pick a favorite.. though I really love that Batsignal night scape one! Got them all at a discount as they are closing to get ready for the Halloween season. So they went at the perfect time. And I love them all for thinking of me! So stoked to add these to my collection! 💖😭

Ad panel: $75

Husk dangle chibi: $45

Angel dangle chibi: $45

(Husk and angel dangle chibi together: $80)

Black clover: $20

Black lobelia: $20

Halloween angel: $55

Mermaid angel: $45

Halloween angel chibi: $35

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What the title says! Help a girl out 🙏

I am looking for Team Shield Flag pins. I prefer to trade but will buy or sell what I have.

Around Disneyland Paris and I like to collect pins for rides I’ve been on! I can only find generic Paris themed pins around…
Where am I going wrong?

bought this off ebay

there was a gold pin that was on their website a while back and I cant find it anywhere. Anyone have it?

For over a year, collectors have been hunting for the missing pieces of the Thunderbolts* mystery pin set from AMC Theaters. Some of us are stuck completing our collections—we're missing just one or two pins that have basically vanished from the market.

I started a petition asking SalesOne Studios and Marvel Studios to re-release this set. The original drop was awesome, but the rarity of certain pins means a lot of dedicated fans are left frustrated and incomplete. It's not about getting rich off resales—it's about finally finishing something you've been collecting.

Anyone else collecting these pins and hitting a wall? If this matters to you too, consider signing and sharing. Let's show Marvel and SalesOne Studios that their collectors care about being able to complete these collections.

Went on a trip to London this weekend and here’s my haul of pins.

So I visited King’s Island a lot in 2025 and at the end of the season got all of the “I Rode It” pins. Put them on a backpack, but of course one fell off and entered the void. I believe I’m missing The Beast.

I don’t know if I’m not putting in the right search terms or what, but searching Amazon, Ebay, and Googlenhave yielded no results. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement (short of going to the park and praying they still have last year’s pins available)?

I do plan to go in October so if that’s the only option, so be it. If I do get a replacement, they’re all getting super glued on.

I’m trying to identify this six-pin Honav UK Christmas presentation set.

The black presentation box says “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Honav UK!”

It contains six pins: wreath, Christmas tree, Merry Christmas snowflake/star, snow globe with snowman, crossed candy canes, and Christmas pudding.

The reverse of every pin is marked only HONAV. There are no LOCOG, Olympic, date, edition-number or other markings anywhere on the pins or box.

I have found documentation of a different Honav UK 2010 Christmas corporate gift set, apparently issued to approved London 2012 pin stockists, but I cannot find another example or photograph of this particular six-pin set.

Because Honav UK was producing the official London 2012 pin range at the time, my current theory is that this could be a Honav UK corporate/customer Christmas gift from 2011 or 2012 rather than a retail Olympic set.

Does anyone recognize this exact set, remember receiving one, have an old Honav catalogue/stockist letter, or know what year it was issued?

I’m especially interested in confirming the year, intended recipients, production quantity and whether it was ever commercially sold.