Trainer Girl and Fire Limited Edition Pins

A grade: The best quality pins I receive. May have one or two very small issues such as a light scratch or a speck of dust. but nothing serious or largely distracting. But be advised that presale does not necessarily mean 'flawless'. I grade in natural lighting, and A grades should look good from an arms length away. The larger the pin is though, the more likely small flaws are to occur. So the grading scale for a 4" pin is going to be slightly more lax than with a 2" pin for example.

B Grade issues include but are not limited to: dust in the printing or enamel, 1-2 pin pricks (either a tiny dent, or a dot of incorrect color in a section), minor print misalignment, light scratches, etc etc. For these b grades, if I held them an arms length from my face, I could find the error if I knew where to look. These are not necessarily large, glaring problems (such as large miscolored sections or anything), and are still good quality pins.

C Grade: All of the above, but either more noticeable, or more numerous or severe. Also may include tiny misfiled sections, but not large sections. Still good pins for itabags or a pinboard on the wall. But you'll find the flaws pretty quickly when holding them up close.

EU buyers can still order through here with the understanding that I am not responsible for your import/vat fees.

Trainer Jasmine and Flareon pin. Standard LE50, Shiny LE25. Due to the handmade process of hard enamel pins, small defects may be present. The art for this projects was commissioned from Radit at Ivanwind studios.

Purchase of this pin also includes a holographic card featuring the artwork for this pin.

Pin features.
-Original version (teal): Limited Edition 50
-Shiny version (red): Limited Edition 25
-4" tall
-Screen printed details (faces, sparkles)
-Silver finish

Standard grade for presale: The best quality pins I receive. May have one or two very small issues that you really have to look for, or can only be seen when reflecting light, but nothing serious or distracting. I am not an insanely harsh grader though, so be advised that depending on the batch, a grades can still end up with 1-2 small but visible flaws.