Help finding and authenticating pins.

[BlueMagic45]

I literally have Thousands that were given to our family, looking to authenticate the ones we like, or could be valuable. Any help is appreciated. Also if you’re looking for anything 2006-2018 let me know we may have it. These pins all date between that.

 

[TheTwins]

You definitely have a lot of pins to authenticate. I would suggest that you begin looking them up here in the database and and comparing them to the PinPics photos and descriptions to decide if your pins are authentic or not. With the quantity that you're looking at, I would definitely recommend subscribing to the PinPics PREMIUM membership, which would give you access to the camera search via the mobile app. That will make searching for all these pins much easier!

 

Also, I think you may learn a lot and benefit from the info in this article. It'll explain everything you need to know about understanding the backs of your pins and what they are telling you about the pin.

 

PinPics doesn't offer valuations, but using completed sales on eBay can often help you figure out a good current value.

 

Once you've exhausted the suggestions above, then feel free to post the few stumpers back that you'll have remaining and post them for ID help. Please, don't post more than two or three pins per post, which keeps it easier for people to look through. 

[BlueMagic45]

I definitely signed up for a premium membership and I have used the app to scan which is very helpful. I just wanted to make every effort to make sure that I was not being a nuisance to the community since we are introducing the pins to the community.

Thanks