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Hi all, I recently traded for a Falcon pin at a BoxLunch board. Can someone tell if this is authentic or not?

Okay, thanks! I'll add it when I get to 30 days here.

My favorite snack is popcorn, so I started a small collection of pins with characters eating popcorn. This Anxiety pin is currently my favorite of the few that I have

THANKS! If both that I posted are real I feel like I won the lottery!

@DevilDog I think this pin is also a good one.

I love Mickey as the sorcerer's apprentice. I think I scored the real deal on a pin I've been searching for awhile. I'm keeping my fingers crossed! Thanks for your thoughts!

Thanks! I hope others chime in because if so it was a great score!

Hi @DevilDog, Your pin looks good to me. The ice cream cones on the back look correct to me.

I feel like there's no way I scored a real Bambi cursive pin. I need to be able to prove its fake for a return so any help would be appreciative. 15754785-4368-49F3-906C-B872245E94B8 Small.mp4

Here is another one of my side collections, Buzz Lightyear. I love the top frame.

@jdusk With popular characters such as Tink, sometimes it's helpful to narrow down if you have specific details about a pin. Since you mentioned both pins are LE 100, I searched Tinker Bell with the Limited Edition 100 only checked. It came up with 7 pages but that's still less to search through than probably starting with all the Tink pins. I love using the extra search tool bar for narrowing down either LE size, year, or SKU. Hope that's helpful! These are some beautiful pins! -Jazmin

Thank you to buzz2001 and sithathoriunet, appreciate the help. Guess I need to figure out better search terms.

Do you have pictures of the back as well? May help narrow down a time frame for when they were released. -Jazmin

They're both LE 100, but I've looked all over the internet and can't find anything about them. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello. There are a lot of friendly people here in the PinPics community who are always willing to help identify and locate pins. PinPics has always been a free site with pins added by volunteers and users. Before posting comments like this, it is advised that that you keep things kind and encouraging for the community. There are pins from all years that pin trading has been going on, and even for many years before that. However, there are always missing pins. We would suggest that you take some time to familiarize yourself with the site and all the great features available. We have some great illustrated step-by-step guides here that may help: https://pinpics.com/guides/websitehelp/ Feel free to contact an Admin or to ask for help in the community. But please remember that everyone here is a person, and we are all here to enjoy our pins and the happy place they create.

Sorry, Yes I mean 2018 Happy Haunts Tour pin.

There are definitely 2018 pins in the database. @Dragon57 meant that this particular "Happiest Haunts" pin for 2018 isn't in the database. Sometimes these niche pins that are specific to special events don't get added in until a member has one to submit as they are not as easy to come across. Sounds like you have some really cool pins in your collection!

You mean that no pins from 2018 have been entered into the database? Or just Haunted Mansion pins? If either is true are there other years that aren't in the database? Is anyone working on these lost years? Just curious.

@opiekatrill It might be from the Haunted Mansion Tour. I don't believe 2018 is in the database.

Hello again! I've searched every way that I can think of and I still can't find this pin in the PinPics database. Is it a fantasy pin? I'm sorry about the poor quality of the back picture. The key unlock part says "2018." If this pin is legitimate, should I add it to the database with the proper picture requirements? OpieKATrill

Some info for anyone interested: when mounting pins for a wall hanging, etc., using plastic mesh canvas sheets, (used in needlework), as a backing helps distribute the weight of the pins. Cork board, etc., will sag and slide over time. The mesh, (with the square holes), used alone or in conjunction with other materials, can be adhered to a solid backing, covered for esthetic purposes, and then framed, or whatnot. You can even use the pinbacks to fasten the pins before framing. So, if you're creating a long term or permanent display, this may be of help to you. Good pinning!

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