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Old 10-25-2020, 09:42 PM
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It's not very sophisticated, but they look great in my display case ...
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I remember one board member here mentioning and I think even showing a scan of his pins in styrofoam or similar foam. Unless there's some reason to see the back then I think this is a good idea, as you can pretty much align them any way you want, and cstomize the size of your display case.
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It's not very sophisticated, but they look great in my display case ...
Thanks guys. Chris, I really like your display, especially the wax boxes. I've done something similar but I'm looking for a way of protecting the pins and being able to store them when I run out of shelf space.
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I don't have to worry about running out of space for my pins because I have all the cheap ones, and everyone I need is like $500. Did you see the prices in the last Hake's auction? Pins have become a rich man's sport.

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I don't have to worry about running out of space for my pins because I have all the cheap ones, and everyone I need is like $500. Did you see the prices in the last Hake's auction? Pins have become a rich man's sport.
I can sympathize. I looked in awe at the sums at the last Hake's auction. My style is to find items in lesser auctions where the prices are far more reasonable. If I can buy pins in a coin auction and cards in a toy auction... I sometmes find bargains.

Pins and Pennants are fun additions to my collection. I just need much less space to manage my pin collection.
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Where do you get the single pin plastic snap cases with the cotton or foam backing? The small ones that I usually see press pins sold in. I have no idea where to search for them.

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Don't have any pins myself, but could gem jars be an option? Maybe someone has used them?

There are varying sizes up to 2 inches or so I believe. This would only work for some of your smaller pins probably.

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Where do you get the single pin plastic snap cases with the cotton or foam backing? The small ones that I usually see press pins sold in. I have no idea where to search for them.

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Might be a better source out there, but do you mean lapel pin cases like these?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Blank-Plast...Cclp%3A2334524
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Tons of different options, displaying Pins...
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Might be a better source out there, but do you mean lapel pin cases like these?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Blank-Plast...Cclp%3A2334524
These could work, but I was really talking about the ones that Mark has in his pics of his displays. The ones with single pins in them. Where do you get those ones Mark?
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