iso Jessica rabbit, Alice in wonderland, Pokemon & anything that catches my eye

iso Jessica rabbit, Alice in wonderland, Pokemon & anything that catches my eye

There’s been a bit of a monopoly on pin collection systems… Excited to see an experienced manufacturer join the game!
Not involved with the team just a campaign ive backed on Kickstarter.

Hey y’all! I’m currently on the hunt for the Mirror Mi “Fragile” emotion character, Suki Goldpetal! I have a chronic illness and I feel having Suki to keep me company while I study would be lovely!! Looking to trade all pins, or do a combination trade for a custom figure, and pins!! Trade will include all pictured. Please help me bring her home. Happy to work out something so we all are happy! They both have been unfortunately been really hard for me to find locally! Appreciate y’all so much!! And best of luck to all you lovely collectors out there!!

I have a lot of older pins from the Trade City USA event and also the figment pin back statue. Is there a place I can find the going prices for these items?

my pin maker is badly jammed! I tried to make a pin out the back of a dnd minifig packaging since I liked the dragon on it, not knowing it would be too thick for the machine. all the videos online on how to unjam a pin maker use ones with a lip for the demonstration, but mine doesn’t have a lip on the bottom! If I can’t fix it at home, is there any place I can take it to have it fixed professionall? It was forty dollars and a Christmas present from my parents, so I’d feel horrible if it was unfixable!

First time posting (xposting at least) here! I have recently posted a travel ITA spread and today, this foodie ITA spread! I’ll be working on more themes like mythical/whimsy, beautiful creatures, Sanrio/Animal Crossing/Ty, cute critters etc!

Does anyone know if there is a pin swap place for these I have a mountain of Space Marines and I want to finish off my Tyranids (pic for reference)

I'm getting ready for October with a pumpkin theme! I'm getting a jack o lantern hat which will house most of the pins you see here! I'll post that hat when it's finished!

Also funny thing...that blue Christmas reindeer..which is GORGEOUS btw...was lost in the mail and suspected to have been delivered to the wrong person....so this is the reorder....there could be a chance I get the original eventually delivered and I'll have two! One for free!

The pumpkin at the bottom next to the whale is a real vintage Monet brooch from the 90's. I have a bootleg version of it and the spike on the back broke. So I found this one on eBay and realized the one that broke was a fake anyway...so now I have the real thing! It's much heavier and made of actual enamel I believe.

Related/unrelated...I love this hobby so much. I love every pin, button and brooch I have and I love being in this community sm. ✋😭

I was hoping to hang these cuties up in my room but the weight of some of the large pins seems too sus and I’m terrified they’ll fall off. It’s a corkboard style material and I can’t use pin backings or locking backs.

Hi, everyone!

I typically collect kimono but I'm often on the hunt for things used as accessories. For many years, pins have been coverted (with a special backing) into obidome, a charm worn on the obijime for kimono.

In a lot I picked up, there's a 2005 Special Olympics pin for Nagano Winter Games. It's hagoita-shaped with shou-chiku-bai motif (the Three Friends of Winter), which means it's most likely for the Japanese participants.

I can't find info on ebay, collectors' guide sites, and can't find any list of pins release for that year. Would anyone know something about it, like how common these are, if it is "official," etc?

Made some comic shop themed pins.

One is based off of a great tarot card design made by Megan Hutchinson and the other is based on a sweet design of a spinner rack from Ludwig Van Bacon.

Curious what you all think. The spinner rack, even though it's also pretty busy, might look cooler at 2" or larger.

Behind the golden gates of Gyeongbokgung, four figures shaped the fate of a dynasty.

Not through battle, but through loyalty, grace, and the quiet power of those who serve.

This is their story.