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Pins released at Disney parks, resorts, cruises, and official events. Listings may name the specific resort.
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Cast Lanyard, Hidden Mickey, and Hidden Disney by year and park.
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Not every Disney pin came from a park rack.
DSSH
Disney Studio Store Hollywood. It has its own limited releases, often tied to films, characters, or store events.
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WDI means Walt Disney Imagineering. Its pins are sold through Mickey’s of Glendale, so listings may use WDI, MOG, or both.
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Disney Employee Center. These releases were made for Disney employees and usually carry a DEC mark.
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Online and retail releases. Older pins may be listed under DisneyShopping or shopDisney.
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Official Disney-licensed pins made by another company, such as Loungefly or FiGPiN. The maker helps identify the release.
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Fan-made and not officially licensed by Disney. They should be labeled as fantasy and aren’t for Cast Member trading.
Disney Auctions
A discontinued source for many limited-edition pins from the 2000s. Listings may abbreviate it as DA.
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Words you’ll see
The shorthand used in listings, sets, and trades.
- LE · Limited Edition
- A fixed number was produced. The edition size is usually shown on the backstamp.
- OE · Open Edition
- No fixed edition size was announced. It may stay in production or return later.
- LR · Limited Release
- Available for a limited time or run, but without a numbered edition size.
- Mystery set
- A blind box, bag, or pouch. You don’t know which design is inside until it’s opened.
- Chaser
- A harder-to-find design added to a set. Some Hidden Disney sets also have a rarer super chaser.
- Fantasy pin
- A fan-made, unofficial design. It isn’t the same as a fake when it’s clearly sold and traded as fantasy.
- Scrapper
- Collector term for an unauthorized pin from rejected, excess, or copied factory production. The term is often used loosely, and one flaw alone isn’t proof.
- Counterfeit
- An unauthorized copy made to look like an official release.
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