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How do they determine who gets a pin? Do I have a pin code? These seem to be very popular questions lately and I can certainly understand why. Pin codes may offer free dining or room discounts! Unfortunately, I have not been one of the lucky ones.

Trust me, there is no rhyme or reason as to why certain individuals receive these elusive pin codes and others do not. Please read my recent that I submitted for another guest. Thank you for visiting the Moms Panel. I will send some pixie dust your way in hopes that a pin code comes knocking on your doorstep. Please come and join me again should any new questions or concerns pop-up. I am more than happy to help.

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Welcome to Part 2 of my Disney Pin Trading Series. This one today is about how to tell if a Disney Pin is a Scrapper. There are probably other ways to tell if a pin is a fake. However, these are the methods I use when looking for fakes.

I, like all Disney Pin Traders, don’t always get it right 100% of the time, but if you follow these easy methods when looking at Pins, I’m sure you’ll rarely get traded a Scrapper. Here are my Top Ten Tips for telling if a pin is a scrapper 1. Are the edges sharp? For all Disney pins if you run your finger around the edge of the pin, there should be NO SHARP EDGES.This is obviously due to health and safety and ensuring that all Official Disney pins are of the highest standard. However, if you see or feel any sharp edges chances are, chances are you have a scrapper! Does the pin feel heavy enough and are the colours correct?

(Pin on the right is genuine). Another easy method of checking if a pin is a scrapper is feeling the weight of a pin and looking at the colours on the pin.

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Disney Pins are often quite heavy, due to the high quality metal. However, a scrapper pin is likely to be very light and does not feel very well made. Also, by looking at the colours on the pin, is a big give away. If the colours on the pin are not very vivid and seem to be a bit dull, chances are you have a scrapper.

If you are still unsure check pinpics.com as that is a database which features near enough all Disney pins, so go compare the picture. How does the front of the pin look in general? Have a look at the front of the pin, and feel over the top. If you notice any brush marks on the pin, chances are this pin is a scrapper. In addition, if when you run your finger over the pin, and it feels very flat, chances are you have a scrapper. Mercedes benz starfinder v4. Authentic Disney pins usually have raised borders on the front of pins.