Pin Trading Tips from Disney

07:37 am on Dec 20th 2006 Josh

Have Fun! Disney Pin Trading can be a great way to interact with and meet Cast Members and other Guests.
The main criteria to judge whether a pin is tradable or not is that it must be a metal pin bearing the ©Disney on the back that represents a Disney Event, Location, Character or Icon.
Pin should be in good, undamaged, tradable condition.
Only operating participant pins that show a Disney, Disneyland Resort, or Walt Disney World Resort affiliation will be accepted for trading.
Trade one pin at a time, hand to hand with each Cast Member, per day.
When trading with Cast Members, Guests should offer a pin that is not already displayed on the Cast Member’s lanyard.
Please refrain from touching another person’s pins or lanyards. If you need a closer look, ask the person wearing the lanyard if they can bring into clearer view for you.
“Name pins” may not be traded with Cast Members. This includes Disney name pins.
Monies or gifts may not be exchanged or used in trade for a pin.
In addition to the 12 pins on Cast lanyards, some Cast Members may wear a “Showcase” pin. These “Showcase” pins are for demonstrations to our Guests and are not available for trade.
Only children age 3-12 may make a trade off of the Teal Green Pin Trading Lanyards worn by our Disney Cast Members.

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if there is a pin pined on the laynard backwards is's usally a realy good pin thats worth trading for.
kirsten848

try to go for sets for instince a teddy bear set on the back it says 1 out 6 then you know you need 5 more in that set intil you have the whole set.the sets always look alike for instince the teddy bear they are all teddy bears are the same just in diffrent posesons

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