Need Help Identifying These Two Pins/Buttons...

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Posted By: sfmasher

Hi there,

I am looking into purchasing these two pins pictured below. I believe they are from the early to mid 60s. Have any of you ever seen these before or something else like them? Please let me know.

Also, is there any pin experts on here that might be able to put a price on these two items for me. Many thanks in advance!

Travis Jensen
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Posted By: davidcycleback

I beleive they are called PM-10 Stadium Pins and they are vintage. Not sure what they are worth, but they are collected and receive a bonus in value when they have the ribbon and charm like yours have. Most appear appear without any ribbon/charm.

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Posted By: sfmasher

Hi David! Thanks so much for the info on the pins! It's much appreciated!

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Posted By: fkw

PM10 Name only at Bottom 1950s-60s
Cepeda $30 NRMT, Mays (SF no background) $150 NRMT
Value for pins alone (without charms/silk)
page 293 2005 SCD Standard Catalog

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Posted By: sfmasher

Hi there, thanks for the info. What is the value if they do have the charm and ribbon? Thanks again.

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Posted By: Mike H

They are from 1962 or 1963 based on Paul Muchinksky's book from 2003. $40 for Cepeda and $200 for Mays.

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Posted By: Tom Boblitt

in the $30-$40 range and $100-$125-$150 for Mays.....stick them on ebay. I'm interested and they will sell for sure......

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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

These are from the PM10 set, as everyone has already said. Stick them on ebay, and you should get around what they are worth there. Don't look in the SCD for prices on these pins, their pin pricing is a joke, especially this set. Beckett is even worse for pins produced before 1940, yet for some reason their pin prices are pretty much right on for pins produced from the 1950's to present.
-Rhett

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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

Also, the ribbon, and charms, do not add much to the value of the piece, maybe a few bucks at best. They can easily be found on really common pins and then be added to tougher ones, hence the little inherent value of the charms and ribbons.
-Rhett