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I went with why I feel they should be at the top of the list. The year of 2000 should begin with what else but the four parks. 7961 8414 6715 5141 And 176061 is a personal favorite of mine. It brings back the days when EPCOT had a parade. Probably the best thing I ever saw at EPCOT!

Wow! I didn’t even know these emojis existed! Thank you. Somehow I missed this post earlier.

PP132100 - listed as a fantasy pin.

Hello, I am desperately looking for this pin for my daughter (she wants to be a vet when she grows up) We have tried Disney every time we go and no luck but seeing more and more that other people are having better luck. I saw one sold online last in October and missed it. Any help would be AMAZING! I know its hard to place a value on this pin. Thanks for any help!

What fun to go into the "wayback machine" (yes - I'm a lot older than you two!) and see all those VHS tapes lined up on the shelf and revisit some of the Home Video pins. Unfortunately, I didn't save any of those pins nor the VHS tapes. After all, time and technology wait for nobody. In the age of DVD, streaming, and glittery pin-on-pin-on-pin beauties, it's nice to remember where things began -- at home, with family, watching the films we've grown to love. Thanks for the trip down memory lane as well as the fabulous pictures of two little girls who loved their Disney presents. Merry Christmas 2025! Sue

What a lovely blast from the past, thank you for sharing!

Love this!!! We actually have photographed a bunch of these and I just got the Merlin in one of the last pictures! Great history here! Love it @TheTwins

This post is definitely going to betray my age, but after photographing some pins for the database (and digging through a few old Christmas photos), I’m in a nostalgic mood. Hopefully, there are lots of you who get warm fuzzies for some of the things from the 1990s – whether you grew up then, were collecting then or any other great reason! Sis and I were born in 1987, which put us at the heart of the “Disney Renaissance” era. Everything was The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, etc. And our parents scrimped and saved so that we could have all kinds of fun stuff from the Disney merchandise department; from Snow White comforters, giant Belle pillows (still have that one, minus the old stuffing), Ariel bedsheets and lunchboxes, Minnie Mouse wristwatches, and more. For Christmas 1992, we woke up to the Mattel Disney dolls (like Barbie but with Disney faces) of the Princesses and their Princes. I can still feel that like it was yesterday. So far, I haven’t been able to turn up a photo from that Christmas morning, but here’s one from the following year when Sis introduced Pete’s Dragon to Aurora and Philip. But no memory of the 1990s is complete without those grand VHS tapes that slid into the players and began with Sorcerer Mickey and the sparkly red Walt Disney Home Video logo, followed, of course, by the classic blue-and-white castle logo and a green screen explaining that the following film had been modified to fit your tv. Ah, what a cheery memory. Of course, the standard resolution in those days was a total of 480x320, but we all thought it was great stuff. We grew up with the CRT screen that Mom and Pop bought when they got married. It was the biggest “portable” screen Burdine’s had to offer at a grand 19”! That’s what we watched everything on until the fateful day when it “blew up” in 2003 (just as Gandalf crested the battle hill in The Two Towers . . . but that’s another story). These days, my computer monitor is 25”, and it’s the smallest one in the house. When it comes to video tapes and pins, there are actually lots of ways to combine this nostalgia with a current collection. If you search for Video or VHS in the PinPics database, you’ll return over six-hundred results. Those include everything from pre-trading pins to advertising buttons, and I’d encourage you to search the term and browse oldest first. The nostalgia actually hit me while photographing two different sets lately, still with their original cards. It was exciting, back in the ‘90s, when the Disney films were released on video. Advertising came out, and promotional items were everywhere – including pins! What got me started with this was the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs promo set from 1994 (PP#180491), which are some of the first pins added to PinPics back in 2000. As expected, the listings needed some updating, which always leads down a huge rabbit hole. My Mom and I have now spent quite a lot of hours researching VHS promo pins. They may appear to be small, inconsequential pieces, but when you realize what they are, they’re really neat! Snow White was finally issued on tape at the end of October 1994, having been touted by Disney as the film they would never release on video. 27 million copies were shipped to stores, topping Aladdin, which had sold 24 million copies at the time. Along with all the merchandise and Happy Meal figures (our Prince Florian really withstood some heavy play over the years), these pins hit the counters . . . but just how is still a bit of a mystery. They were available at Disney Stores, and the eight-pin-set was sold in a blister pack (PP#4144) for $7.95. But they were also available as some type of promotional giveaway, because the individual carded pins are also found in original sealed plastic bags, along with a display card featuring the VHS cover design and spots for all eight pins. All these options were listed in the database over time, but no details have been preserved. If anyone remembers more about how these pins were given out, please let us know! If you like Beauty and the Beast (that most classic, wonderful, singable, memorable, amazing, Oscar-nominated masterpiece), choices are good. Quite a number of Walt Disney Home Video pins were made featuring some of the Enchanted Objects, Gaston, Beast, and Belle (PP#97079). Here are PP#38118 and PP#2480, which are soft-enamel with epoxy domes. And for another cool set, similar to the Snow White pins, check out the cool Lion King six-pin-set that was released through Pillsbury in 1995. The pins came on their own cute little cards that proudly proclaim “Now on Home Video” along the bottom. (Just search “Pillsbury” in the database to find these cuties.) How did you get these, you ask? One pin was given each week with the purchase of a Pillsbury product from select stores participating in the promotion. Once a dedicated shopper acquired the entire set, it could be placed on a special cardboard card display as shown here (PP#5316). If anyone remembers how the display was acquired, please reply here! Thinking about the Disney video tapes, it’s really those over-sized plastic clamshell cases that pop into your mind, right? They’re so classic that multiple pin sets and series have been released with those case designs. Some of the pins even open up to show a “video tape” inside! Since it’s the cases which tend to be the most nostalgic aspect with those colorful art designs, Sis and I wanted to do something fun with them. Did you know that you can make really neat DIY pin cases out of the old clamshell cases? Remove the video tape, and you can fill the cavity with cork-covered foam board to make a great storage spot for your collections. We’ve done a bunch of them over the years, and Sis still keeps her whole Robin Hood collection in cases like this . . . though it’s now six or seven cases large. Before wrapping this up, I’ll just squeeze in a mention about a real-cloisonne pin here. Most of the Home Video pins are soft enamel, often with epoxy dome coatings on them. These were promotional giveaways, after all. Well, there was a French-released pin for Walt Disney Home Video made in real cloisonne! It’s PP#3562, available in France after you purchased several Disney home videos, and featuring Merlin and Archimedes from The Sword in the Stone. Just look at that gorgeous blue color! Well, folks, that’s the end of the story for today. Time to make a cup of coffee, hot chocolate, or tea (whichever you prefer) and curl up with a good Disney film streaming on that high-def, flat-screen TV. While there are some great memories associated with these VHS tapes, I’m not crazy enough to want to go back to their quality (or lack thereof). Just crazy enough to enjoy collecting these pins which bring back the great memories. ~ Sarah

Over 700 Walt pins.

How many Walt Disney Day pins do you have, @buzz2001?

The purpose of the annual date is to recognize his contributions to the world of animation, entertainment, and pop culture, from film to iconic theme parks.

It's December the 1st, can you believe it?! Time for sparkly decorations to deck the halls and cheery music to fill the air. As you all know by now, I love to make different color options available for website themes. This is generally a direct result of me not being able to keep away from experimenting in Photoshop. Just in case anyone doesn't know, I really love Photoshop. And with a hobby like Disney pins, the theme possibilities are so endless! We live in the frozen North, where things are just grey and wet at this time of year. So, to brighten things up, PinPics is celebrating the entire Christmas season with a brand-new theme! This red-and-green look will be the default for the month of December, but remember that you can still adjust your theme preferences on your account. If you're using the default theme settings on your account, then you're now enjoying our new festive combo! If you've chosen a different theme, then you'll continue to enjoy that look on all but a few main site pages. If you'd like to continue enjoying the PinPics Classic Theme, just select that from the theme menu at the bottom of any screen.* But wait, that's not all! This is a very comprehensive theme package, which means that all default avatars on the site (any accounts who have not set a custom avatar of their own) will now be our friend Mickey with his Santa hat! There are also a bunch of new Christmas Emojis added to the options, ready to put that extra smile into your forum posts! If you've never used the custom emojis here on PinPics, then it's a great time to start having fun! Check out the options and how to find them here: https://pinpics.com/forums/topic/514-new-character-emojis-available-in-the-forum/ We hope you all enjoy the new theme. Have a very cheery month of December, and stay tuned for some forum posts highlighting Christmas pins, decorations and more! * If you've never played around with changing your theme, then you have a lot of fun in store! You're welcome to change your theme as many times as you like, as long as you're signed in to your active PinPics account. Check out this post for simple instructions: https://pinpics.com/forums/topic/92-how-to-change-your-forum-theme/?_rid=12

LOVE THE BLUE!!!!!

I'll take a photo for you using the guidelines. Obviously, the one above is not what you are looking for

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If you are able to send front and back pictures in a PM to us, we can get this added. This pin has been one that we've wanted to get in the database for awhile but cannot get pics for it. Pictures would need to be with a white background and as little glare as possible. Here's a guide that shows the type of pictures we need. Thanks so much!

Thanks, Jas!

Hi @sportsphotog! I did a quick search and think this pin is not yet in the database. Pin submissions are currently paused until next Tuesday, 12/2 but can add this pin to the list to get added in!

I bought this pin on a recent cruise, since it was my birthday, but search is not showing any results. Is this not in the database?

Thanks for letting us know about the duplicate pin listing. As announced in the Admin Announcement board and posted across the site, we have suspended all database submissions (pin listings, photos and suggestions/comments) until Dec. 2. The PinPics Team will be celebrating Thanksgiving with their family and friends. We will continue updating and adding new pins during this time. Please, make notes and save any submissions! Thanks for using PinPics.

180525 was added yesterday. 170561 is the same pin and was already in the database. The "suggest changes" functions isn't showing up in the database so I'm bringing it up here.

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