? RE: Disney Star Wars Weekend Pin (signed)

[disneygirl319]

I have a Star Wars Pin from May 2000 that was SIGNED, though, unfortunately I have no idea who signed it!

The signature starts with an "R" and then it looks like AWM and then the last name I'm not even sure where it starts but it might be a "M" or an "N" and then it's unreadable after that.

I didn't think it was an actor in the movie but somone associated with Star Wars somehow. The only other thought was it was a Disney animator, but I could be wrong.

Does anyone have any ideas (and/or have a pin of their own that has the signature)? Actually, the pin itself isn't signed bu the cardboard that the pin is attached to.

I was just going through my Disney pins that I've had in storage and attaching them to my Animal Kingdom hat and wanted to make sure it wasn't worth alot before I went ahead and detached it and put it on!

Thanks!!

 

[Cheshire Figment]

One of the Disney Design Group artists in Randy Noble; it might have been him. Also, you might look up the pin on www.pinpics.com and see if there is any indication of the artist there.

 

[Dizneypins.com]

Randy Noble designed most if not all of the Star Wars merchandise for all of the past SW weekend items.

 

[disneygirl319]

THANKS! I'm SURE that it was Randy now that I see the name.