Custom Trading Pins


Custom Trading Pin FAQs

When should I order my trading pins?

We recommend ordering your custom trading pins as early as possible. Ordering ahead gives you plenty of time to finalize your artwork, approve your proof, and receive your pins before your first tournament. While production is typically quick, unexpected shipping delays or high seasonal demand can occasionally affect delivery times, so planning ahead provides valuable peace of mind.


How many trading pins should I order?

The right quantity depends on how many tournaments your team will attend and how active your players plan to be with trading. As a general guideline, most teams order 35–50 trading pins per player for a tournament season. If you’ll be attending multiple tournaments or a large event like All-Stars or Cooperstown, you may want to order additional pins. Many teams also purchase extras for coaches, parents, grandparents, and other supporters.


Which type of trading pin is best?

For most teams, we recommend soft enamel trading pins. They offer vibrant colors, outstanding durability, and excellent value while providing the raised metal details that make trading pins stand out. Soft enamel pins are also the perfect foundation for popular upgrades like glitter, spinners, danglers, sliders, bobbles, blinkies, and cut-out designs that make your pins even more memorable.


How can I make my trading pins more desirable?

The most sought-after baseball trading pins combine a creative design with eye-catching features. Our designers work with you to create a pin that reflects your team’s personality, colors, and mascot while incorporating unique elements that players love to trade.

Popular upgrades include:

  • Glitter enamel
  • Spinners
  • Danglers
  • Sliders
  • Bobbles
  • Blinkies (LED lights)
  • Cut-out designs
  • Translucent enamel
  • Glitter and glow effects

Whether you prefer a clean, classic design or a feature-packed trading pin, we’ll help create a pin your players will be proud to wear and other teams will be excited to trade for.


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