Any One Collect Pins?

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by bigfanNY

For Many of the reasons you name along with the very limited traffic on Topps.com in 2014 these were a difficult sale for Topps. On the Card side of this board despite being made up of pre-war collecting. Most have heard the story of 1952 Topps being dumped in the East River.
So is there a place for a Set of Pins issued in the Modern era? Not surprisingly there is some interest from those who focus on single players or No- hit Pitchers etc. But for the old school guys who walked the Earth with Checklist book in hand looking to complete their sets there is less. But this set clicks some key boxes for collectors.
1- Issued by Topps
2- decent number of star players
3- Very limited release.

It also misses in a few key areas

1- Not a Card
2- not every team
3- They did not include a number of Star players and Rookies.
So here we are coming up on a decade after release. With very limited sales in the secondary market. As I mentioned before I hoped to find a few like minded collectors that grabed these in 2014 and still hold them. But my guess is on a modern memorabilia board I might have more success.
Since Scott mentioned The Verlander and The Tigers are one of the nicer sets ...
J

Jonathan,
Sweet Tigers pinback set!!! Thanks for showing these.

[ooo-ribay]

Not too thrilling but it's always good to "check off" one of the 50 or so pins I've been looking for.

[JimmyC]

Sweet Giants pin collection! 👍🏻

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by JimmyC

Sweet Giants pin collection! 👍🏻

Thanks! Obviously, the minor league subset.

[JimmyC]

👍🏻👍🏻

[Vintagedeputy]

Been a little dry for me lately on finds in the wild as I’ve been moving, but I picked this up recently - 1972 Creative House Promotions, Dodgers pinback.

Funny thing is, I saw this same one in an antique store a few months ago. That one was heavily scratched and overpriced. I stumbled upon this one in an online auction and the price was very fair.

[Vintagedeputy]

I’m in the middle of moving and don’t have access to any of my books. Can someone give me an idea on value for the Cubs pinback?