Pin Trading Supplies

[themuses]

Does anybody know a good source for pin trading supplies? I'm looking for the binder/book to put your pins in, not the bag that holds 400 pins. My son has about 10 and saw people with this binder and I can't find it anywhere in stores or online. I've even tried the Ebay route without any luck. Thanks

 

[mickeystoontown]

There is a gentleman that sells on e-bay and I have bought Disney merchandise from him for years. Go to e-bay's site map and click on find a member. His name is sellandship. There are several sellers with names close to this but his is "sellandship" and his numbers are very high. If he doesn't have the item you are looking for, click on ask seller a question and simply ask him. I have bought a binder from him before. His name is Marc. Be sure to tell him mickeystoontown referred you.

Also, have you tried calling Disney Merchandise? They sell the binders and other pin supplies at the parks. Tell the castmember that answers the phone what you are looking for. She/he will look it up in their computer system for you.

Hope this helps, Lisa

 

[lovethattink]

When my son first started trading, we made our own pin book, using 3 ring binder and a 3 ring mini sport card holder page. We used the standard size 3 ring sport card holders too, but they don't hold the pins as secure.

I've also seen people use a 3 ring binder, put their pins on a foam sheet, and separate each foam sheet by felt.

 

[LIGrumpyGirl]

Try this at Disneyshopping.com

http://disneyshopping.go.com/webapp...&productId=1192223&langId=-1&categoryId=14641

It is a pin bag but it is actually a binder on a handle. I just got it for my DD for xmas.

It is under pin bag...probably why you (and I when I looked) couldn't find it.

 

[pezpam]

I use regular 3" 3-ring binders and just buy the pin pages at Disney. Much cheaper and just as good. You don't really even need to buy Disney's pin pages, just have something sturdy enough and then protective pages between the pin pages. Enjoy!

 

[runwad]

I've also seen people use a 3 ring binder, put their pins on a foam sheet, and separate each foam sheet by felt.

Eww what a great idea since we seem to be collecting more than can fit on our lanyards, plus inevitably one always seems to get lost even though we have our favorites on with locking backs

 

[samc]

If you're looking for the little pin holders that come with either stitch or tinkerbell on them.......try searching for pin wallets. I found mine on ebay this way. They hold about 10-15 pins which is perfect for kids who don't want to wear a lanyard. Hope this helps you

 

[chrome64]

You can also call theme park merchandise and describe what you are looking for, they will sell it to you for the same price as in the parks plus shipping and will send it to you.

I don't have the number handy but you can find it on mousesavers or someone else can list it.