While taking home a gold medal is the ultimate goal at the Olympics, some athletes are also looking to collect the special edition pins at the games. Pin trading has been common practice at the ...

The Olympics pin trading tradition has hit Paris. This year's must-have collectible? A Snoop Dogg pin featuring the rapper and NBC Olympics special correspondent blowing smoke rings in the shape of ...

Pin trading has become a hallmark of the Olympics in recent decades — and not just for athletes. An official trading center in Milan was a hotspot for longtime collectors and curious newcomers alike.

The night before he flew to France, 19-year-old London collector Josh Waller had — quite literally — thousands of pins strewn across his bedroom. He was sorting through his collection to decide which ...

MILAN — You don't have to be an athlete to leave the Olympics with a coveted piece of metal, as long as you're game to trade lapel pins. The pins come in all shapes and sizes, usually made of enamel ...

MILAN (AP) — A dozen people outside a Milan metro station on Wednesday stared intently at their phones until 8 a.m., when an Instagram post provided a location. Related Articles In Alysa Liu and ...

Walt Disney World announced details of their next Pin Trading Night, including the full catalog of pins that will be available. Walt Disney World Pin Trading Night Pin Trading Night will offer a ...

Collectors travel from all over the world to trade and purchase pins representing past, present and future Olympic Games.

Elite collectors know the intrinsic value of each category, including retail, delegation, team, sponsor, media and national Olympic committees. Japanese media pins are among the most coveted by ...