Antelope Valley · CA · baseball
Antelope Valley Coyotes
A club that wanted one pin every age group could use — and got the clearest demonstration in the archive of why the bigger pin costs less.
1,000 pins2.0"usssaNo quote on record
Buying model
Association orders
One invoice, one design cycle, every team covered — usually the better deal.
One Minnesota association covered every team with a single 1,500-pin order on one invoice, which cleared the banner threshold and brought the per-pin price down across the program.
The alternative — each team ordering separately — means separate designs, separate minimums and separate proof cycles. Some associations prefer that autonomy; it costs more per pin.
Project records
Apple Valley · MN · Twin Cities metro · baseball
Apple Valley Baseball
A thousand pins, a banner, spinners, sliders and glitter — and a last-minute artwork change because a player left the program before Cooperstown.
1,000 pins2.25"Banner includedcooperstownNo quote on record
Baxter · MN · Brainerd Lakes · association · hockey
Brainerd Amateur Hockey Association
An entire association covered by one order — 1,500 pins on a single invoice, with a rush that TPC had to chase the factory to protect.
1,500 pins2.0"Banner includedVerbatim quote
Chaska · MN · hockey
Chaska Chanhassen Hockey Association (CCHA)
Three teams from one Minnesota association, three separate orders, two different families — and a puzzle-piece pin set that had to be re-engineered so it would survive production.
No quote on record