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Guides

Learn the hobby.

Plain-English guides to drops, editions, burns, and trading, with links to the official Disney Pinnacle docs.

Beginner

What are digital pins?

Enamel-inspired collectibles you own digitally, display in Pinbooks, and trade with other collectors. They’re NFTs on Flow, but the app handles all of that.

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Beginner

What can I do with my digital pins?

Pinbooks, sets, variants, trades, and the Marketplace — and how each one compares with physical enamel pin collecting.

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Beginner

How to get someone interested in digital pins

A plain way to explain the hobby to a Disney fan: what a pin is, why people get hooked, and the smallest first step. A club, not a store.

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Beginner

Disney Pinnacle overview

The official licensed app and web experience from Dapper Labs. How Digital Pin Club relates — and where to go for the real storefront.

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Beginner

How drops work

Revolving Storefront, Mystery Capsules, bundles, and sets — windows, refresh cadence, and how collectors plan ahead so they never miss a drop.

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Intermediate

Editions & variants

Starter, Open Edition, Limited Edition, and variants like Chaser, Digital Display, and Color Splash — what collectors mean when they talk rarity.

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Beginner

How to open a Disney Pinnacle account

Step by step: get the app or use the web, create your account, your Dapper wallet, where your username lives, and opening your Pinbook.

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Intermediate

Burns

After LE and event drops, leftover minted-but-unclaimed pins are typically destroyed on-chain — why circulating supply can sit under the announced cap.

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Intermediate

Trading & Marketplace

Trade Links, peer offers, and the web Marketplace. Fees change — verify on Marketplace 101. This club is not a marketplace.

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Intermediate

Pinbooks

Arrange, display, and share your collection. Themes, color stories, and completing a set without turning the hobby into homework.

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Reference

Glossary

Common terms collectors use — storefront, capsules, editions, Trade Links, Pinbooks — explained in plain language.

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Brand new? Start here for a sequenced path. Prefer video? Watch & Follow. Official platform: disneypinnacle.com.

From the founder

Apache1999

Founder of Digital Pin Club / Pinsider.io

Welcome to Digital Pin Club. I'm really glad you found us.

I've been collecting Disney Pinnacle since March 2024. My favorite pull is the #1 serial Disco Dancing pin, and my favorite pin I've ever bought is the #1 serial Genie's Lamp, from the first Limited Edition set ever minted. In August 2026 I went to D23 with my family, and it was a really fun and immersive experience.

I started this club because I wanted one friendly place where Disney Pinnacle collectors, brand new or years in, could learn the ropes, keep up with drops, and find people to trade with. I also continue to build out and improve Pinsider.io, our data desk for prices, mint counts, and market stats.

If you're just getting started, the Learn guides are a good first stop. Say hi on X, send me a trade, or share your own story with the community. Every collector here helps make it better.

Collecting since
Mar 2024
Favorite pull
#1 Disco Dancing
Favorite buy
#1 Genie's Lamp

Trade with me opens on Disney Pinnacle

Disco Dancing pin: Stitch dancing under a disco-ball planet (Stitch Vol.1, Limited Edition)
Favorite pull: Disco Dancing #1
Genie's Lamp pin: the lamp inside a crystal globe (Disney Treasures Vol.1, Limited Edition)
Favorite buy: Genie's Lamp #1
Apache1999 Pinbook page with some favorite pins

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More of my favorite pins, on Disney Pinnacle