Any One Collect Pins?

[Jay Wolt]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

Wonderful! Never seen it before. Just noticed the "play/discs." Is that what they're also calling the buttons, or is there a game called "discs?" Strange.

Hank, I believe you were supposed to cut off the cardboard discs from the box & play w/ them that way.

Finally got around to scanning the team pennants

Here's the NL


The American League

[Hankphenom]

Thanks, Jay. I assume the ad for 9" pennants was an insert in the box?

[Jay Wolt]

Hank I'm not so sure
The Pin & Pennants are listed as a 1950 issue, but the larger pennant ad expired on 10/31/49

[Vintagedeputy]

Many thanks to Al Simeone for helping to boost my pin collection!

[batsballsbases]

Originally Posted by Vintagedeputy

Many thanks to Al Simeone for helping to boost my pin collection!

Jim a pleasure and a big Thankyou to you enjoy them

[ooo-ribay]

I find these to be very attractive pins, other than the fact that they picture Dodgers . They seem to bring no money even though they're nearly 60 years old. Is this true for the whole series? Or is Wills just super common? Are there other guys who do bring money?

[Chris-Counts]

I recently picked up a Koufax for $12, so they must be pretty common.

In general, Dodgers stuff from the 1960s is really common. In the late 1970s, I had a chance to explore Dodger Stadium, and I was given access to a room that was filled with boxes of old souvenirs of every imaginable variety dating back to the early '60s. It was staggering how much stuff didn't sell, and was sitting there nearly two decades later.