Waxahachie · TX · Dallas-Fort Worth · baseball
11U Flying Chanclas
A North Texas 11U team, 780 spinner pins — the longest design conversation in the baseball set.
780 pins2.0"No quote on record
Project records
Thirteen orders, documented from the thread up
Real completed trading-pin orders: what was asked for, how many proof rounds it took, what it shipped as, and what we learned. No invented testimonials, no guessed specifications.
7 of 13 records
Killbuck · NY · Western New York · baseball
Aces 12U
A parent who thought the team's Cooperstown pins weren't good enough — so they had one made for their own kid instead.
100 pins2.0"cooperstownNo quote on record
Elkins Park · PA · Philadelphia · 12U · baseball
Anderson Monarchs
Two orders, two years apart, and only one jersey number in common — the roster turned over almost entirely and the account stayed.
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Burke · VA · Northern Virginia · baseball
Annandale North Springfield Little League (ANSLL)
Four orders, three years, and two different people doing the buying — a little league account that outlived the person who opened it.
No quote on record
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
Apple Valley · MN · Twin Cities metro · baseball
Apple Valley Baseball
A thousand spinner pins with a banner 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
Winchester · CA · Inland Empire · baseball
Arsenal Elite
Two sizes quoted side by side at 400 pins — 2.25 inch against 3 inch — quoted as slider pins with a glitter finish.
400 pinsNo quote on record