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I have never seen pins graded that were not part of a known set. For example, I have seen Our National Game pins, 1956 Topps Pins, and 1910-1912 Sweet Caporal pins all slabbed.
From what I can tell, I have only seen one PM 10 pin slabbed and that is a Ted Williams. Here is the link to PSA's pop report for pins. I did not search every link, but I did not see any generic team pins from any league in the report. The Williams I noted above is the only PM10 listed as slabbed Hope this helps. https://www.psacard.com/pop/pins/20013
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12-07-2022, 10:02 PM
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I've also seen Cracker Jack Pins slabbed.
But every dealer prices them 8 - 10 times higher than normal just because of the slab. It's beyond preposterous, and these slabbed Pins just sit stagnant for years, without ever selling. It all seems so pointless.
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Vintage pinback buttons are so cool. I'd hate to see widespread grading and slabbing of them.
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 But as to the posters question I have collected pins for many years and your 2 pins would be a total waste of money to even consider slabbing. Condition isnt that great my guess a 2-4 and the money to slab them (I dont think they would) would far out weigh what you would get back. Enjoy them raw and save yourself alot of cost......
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