Its always a good time for a Pinback thread!

[Rob D.]

Here are some of mine. One-dimensional, to be sure, but I've always enjoyed collecting, discovering and learning about pinbacks.

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by Rob D.

Here are some of mine. One-dimensional, to be sure, but I've always enjoyed collecting, discovering and learning about pinbacks.

As an Indians fan, I must say, those look f***ing great...

AB keep up the good work, they shadowboxes are looking good. Looking forward to Strongsville here as well. Think I'm going on Sunday with my dad and the kids...

[MK]

I have always loved collecting pinbacks. Here is a small sample of some from my favorite team.

[docpatlv]

Great pinbacks everyone. Love seeing pinback collections as much as I like seeing cards.

Rob, you're not doing the Young and Feller any justice...you can hardly see 'em. Have tried on a couple of occasions to pick up the Young pin but with no success.

My favorite pinbacks are of Pittsburgh Pirates greats (pre-war and post-war).

I was fortunate to pick up the PM1 earlier this year and the Diamond Gum followed about 2 mos later...



The next 2 pins are of my favorite player of all-time. Would rival some of the toughest pre-war pins in terms of scarcity. Was lucky to add a second one about 3-4 years after purchasing the first one...



Mike

[tony]

Here are a few of mine. Been collecting pins for 20 years, and just got into baseball pins about a year ago.

[batsballsbases]

As many of you know that is what I collect. Always love this thread here are just a few of mine

[batsballsbases]

A few more.

[D. Broughman]

Just a few I have.

[skooter]

Lately I've been thinking about collecting baseball pinbacks, as a diversion from cards. But what is holding me back is not knowing anything about them, expecially about reproductions. Can anyone recommend a good book about baseball pin collecting. Thanks.