Are my pins tradeable?

[kcrew]

I posted this question somewhere else, and was directed here. I am concerned about some pins I bought on ebay. I was able to locate all of them on PinPics, so does that mean they are legit and tradeable? This is what I have(50 in all with many duplicates):
1. 4 different pins that say "Bravo des Imagineers" on the back and were apparently given to Imagineers at Eurodisney.
2. 2 all brassish(no color) pins--one is a film scroll with a Disney signature across it and the other is very small with a full Mickey and a EUROdisney sig extending out of it.
3. 2 different Mickeys that have a very shiny, smooth, glossy sort of finish.
4. A Princess collection--these are very lightweight.

As I said all are identifiable on PinPics, are metal, say Disney on the back, and none are Sedesema. However none of them appear as standard "lanyard pins". These are strictly for my 3 kids to trade for fun with CMs, but I definitely don't want them to be turned away and embarrassed.
Thanks!

 

[Brian_WDW74]

Being included on PinPics doesn't necessarily mean that a pin is legitimate. But those that aren't legit are usually labeled with an Origin of "Unauthorized."

For the pins you listed, they're all tradeable. I have traded for several EuroDisney pins (most traders don't like them, but I do). And I recently traded with a CM at DL for an Astro Orbitor "Bravo des Imagineers" pin. EuroDisney pins, and pins from any Disney park worldwide, are tradeable at any other Disney park.

Don't worry about your children being turned away. A CM will never intentionally embarrass a child. And as long as your pins have the Disney logo on the back, CMs will accept them.

 

[kcrew]

Being included on PinPics doesn't necessarily mean that a pin is legitimate. But those that aren't legit are usually labeled with an Origin of "Unauthorized."

For the pins you listed, they're all tradeable. I have traded for several EuroDisney pins (most traders don't like them, but I do). And I recently traded with a CM at DL for an Astro Orbitor "Bravo des Imagineers" pin. EuroDisney pins, and pins from any Disney park worldwide, are tradeable at any other Disney park.

Don't worry about your children being turned away. A CM will never intentionally embarrass a child. And as long as your pins have the Disney logo on the back, CMs will accept them.

Thanks for the post. None of them said "unauthorized" on Pinpics.