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I organize mine pins by theme. So I have all my patriotic pins together, Buzz Lightyear together, Walt pins in three groupings, Partners, Storytellers, and the rest, and all my Coronado Springs pin together.

I’m having a hard time deciding on an organization system. I collect all sports of pins. I have a bunch from the Countdown to the Millenium and the 100 years of dreams set so I’m good there. Then I have a bunch of vintage pins, pins that remind me of my past experiences from Disney, Disney Princess pins, some grand opening and anniversary pins, and some pins I actually bought from different trips. I didn’t start collecting until March of 2025, and been 3 times since then and also on a cruise in addition to one of the trips, so the pins I got on each trip I want to keep separate on lanyards, but should I organize all the anniversary pins, holiday pins, vintage pins, nostalgia pins? Or organize them by character, or by set (Rapunzel and Cinderella from the Paris Princess animators set)? I’m making this way harder than it needs to be , I know. I’m not creative enough to frame them yet and I’m also broke from all the trips to Disney in the past year any ideas or pictures would be helpful. Thank you!

Yeah!!!!!!!! Cannot wait to receive it!

Yippie!! Super excited to place it next to my 2025 trusted trader pin!

Wahooo! Thank you! Thank you! Congrats everyone!

Yay! Thank you so much!

Okay, cool, thanks so much.

Hi! We don't actually list "Fantasy" pins on PinPics (that's the term for unlicensed pins), so these pins would not actually be in the database. Back in the day, there were some listed, though they've been removed from the database over the years. A pin needs to have the Disney copyright info on the back (or appropriate licensing from Disney-owned companies such as Lucasfilm, Marvel, etc.) to be included in the database here. The only exceptions to this are some early Disney Company and Cast Member pins (generally from older events, uniforms and costumes). If you'd like to discuss these pins or trade them, we do have a section here in the forum specifically for Fantasy pins: https://pinpics.com/forums/forum/12-fantasy-disney-pins/ As far as value goes, that can vary a lot but isn't often high on these older fantasy pins. Checking eBay sold listings or Worthpoint is really your best resource for that. Hope this helps!

Oh, yes! Oh, yes! Oh, yes! The new Trusted Trader 2026 pins have arrived! In the first sixty days of the year, we've already added thirteen Trusted Traders to this year's list with lots more to come. So, join the PinPics community, and keep trading and leaving those Feedbacks to earn your own limited-edition pin! Pins are a limited edition of 150, each one being individually numbered on the back. Traders will receive the pin with the matching number to their place on the list. Any PinPics member can join the fun and become a Trusted Trader. Earning your badge is as easy as 1-2-3! Well, it's actually more like 1-2-25. To become a Trusted Trader, you only need to receive 25 or more Positive Feedback ratings (per calendar year*) here on PinPics. Keeping track of that can be done in your account Profile under the Feedback tab. There's a nifty counter on the right, where you'll find your Feedback numbers for 3, 6, and 12 months. BUT, the pin is only earned once you've hit 25 positive FBs in a CALENDAR YEAR! To learn more about the program and how it works, please check out this webpage: https://pinpics.com/trustedtrader/ If you've already earned your Trusted Trader badge, then start watching your mail next week. We're planning on getting everything shipped out in the next day or two. If you're one of the traders who plans on meeting up with @TheTwins for in-person delivery, then your pin is safe and sound waiting for that occasion. @d.ducks @Rich Jones @bogeymike2003 @UncleGoofy32 @Dragon57 @StonedNinja @Davidcon6972 @pattim @DDcollecter @mollyanne @HaLLoW33N_Qu33N_31

Going through all these pins and I've come across several that I have no idea what they are. They all say that they're limited edition 100 on them, but none of them have any sort of Disney logo or anything like that on them. So, if anybody has any input as to what they are, what they might be worth, etc. I would appreciate it.

@TheTwins Thank you so much! I know all of the trading is super exciting!!!

This is lovely!

Here's a photo of one of my favorite pin displays, and it's something totally different -- since the pins don't fit into any of my collections. When the Paint Jar pins came out at D23 in 2024, Sis and I loved them. We have gotten the few characters that we really wanted, but my problem was that the two jars I really loved were Aurora and Merryweather from Sleeping Beauty. I don't collect anything from that film! What to do . . . Well, first we got the pins. But what to do with them after that? We got to visit Disney Springs in January 2025, and there was a display in the very back of the The Marketplace Co-op that had just the ticket! It's a decorative tapestry showing Briar Rose at the edge of a stream, where her reflection is Aurora in the blue dress. So, I now have that tapestry hanging in our bedroom with the two paint jar pins on it! ~ Sarah

Just like us. Each CM has their own favorite theme, movie, etc. So one never knows what, or how in depth a trivia question may be. It is always fun to learn new things.

Oh how I love the Roger Rabbit Popcorn set, I've had it for years, One of my 1st Roger Rabbit pins

I started collecting pins back in 1999/2000 but Walt quickly became my main focus and the Walt Disney Hometown Museum help point me in that direction. In 2001 — as part of Walt Disney’s 100th birthday celebration — the Walt Disney Hometown Museum first opened its doors to share the story of the small town that helped shape one of the greatest dreamers the world has ever known. Today, March 1, 2026, we proudly open our doors for our 25th season. For 25 years, this Museum has stood as a tribute not just to Walt Disney, but to the place he always carried in his heart. As Walt himself once said: "More things of importance happened to me in Marceline than have happened since — or are likely to in the future." It was here that Walt found inspiration in the quiet charm of small-town life, trains that sparked his lifelong fascination, the freedom of childhood that shaped the storytelling behind so many films, and the sense of community that became the emotional foundation of his work Marceline wasn’t just where Walt grew up — it was where he learned to dream. For a quarter of a century, the Walt Disney Hometown Museum has helped keep those dreams alive by welcoming visitors from around the world to experience the town that inspired imagination, optimism, and the belief that anything is possible. As we begin our 25th season today, we invite you to celebrate with us — to remember, to explore, and to rediscover the magic that started right here. Here’s to 25 years — and to the dreams still ahead.

Hi, everybody. I am looking for information regarding this oversized 3D-style pin featuring Goofy in a 90s streetwear outfit (bucket hat and "Coke" t-shirt). Key Features: • Front: Features the "Always Coca-Cola" logo, a contour bottle, and the American flag. Text: "Since 1886". • Backstamp: * "The Coca-Cola Company - Atlanta, USA" • "With permission of Walt Disney Company" • Limited Edition: 01/05 (Engraved) • Backing: Double rubber/clutch back. • Condition: Excellent / Near Mint. Question: Due to the extremely low edition size (Only 5 pieces worldwide), I haven't been able to find this pin in any standard database (PinPics/PinStack). Is this an Executive Gift, a Prototype, or a Special Event trophy from the mid-90s? Any help with its history or estimated value for insurance/sale would be greatly appreciated.

@ViciousLady exactly! Hit me up with questions pre-2000 and I’m golden. It’s a great idea to use those games/activities as a base. And good to know that they usually try not to make it too hard. Thanks for your insight!

I USED to be a lot better at Disney trivia, but I've gotten rusty over the years as new films/music/franchises get included. I feel like the cast members try and keep the trivia from being SUPER hard, unless you say you're a die hard fan lol The best study is honestly re-watching the films or reading some books on Disney history. Our family also plays a lot of board games and the Disney themed ones usually end up helping us memorize character names/traits/songs etc. Learning anything is just about reinforcement!

Okay, I thought I knew a lot about Disney, but now I’m questioning everything! I’m preparing to try pin trading in-person at the parks this week for the first time. Up until now, I’ve just been trading via Facebook groups for years, but I’m excited to try LIVE and in-person! I follow several pin traders on YouTube and every time they attempt trivia to trade for a better pin from a cast member - rarely do I know the answer! What is everyone studying, or where on earth are you getting your insane knowledge base from?!

Well it was disappointing to see that my very favorite snack didn’t even get mentioned. I love the Mickey head ice cream sandwich’s. They are so tasty and not too messy even in summer. Here are a couple of pins that honor this great snack. But let’s face it, when you are a chunky chick like me, most snacks are acceptable. However I don’t like churros, I know, I know, but I just can’t eat them. I do like a Dole Whip and if I can’t find a cart in MK I get a Doke Whip. It’s the best substitute I can think of at the moment. I also don’t eat Turkey legs or popcorn.

Wow, only one duplicate! Nicely done!

@Nanapinaddict That is SO sweet of you! It's been 7-8 years since I've been over in PA, great that you found a little Disney treasure spot!