Counterfeit, Scrapper and Fantasy Pins

[swim2sea]

I'm interested to hear what you feel the definition for these pins means. I have my own, but I'm interested in learning what other people call these pins and how they classify them. Here's mine:

1. Counterfeit - a pin that Disney might have made but didn't and the person selling or trading them is relying on the uneducated public to think it's a Disney pin and want it. They make no effort to state the pin is not made by Disney. May have fake Disney copyright and/or markings on the back.

2. Scrapper - Pins made by Disney but should have been discarded during the production process. These are genuine Disney designs but they are not Disney quality.

3. Fantasy - Pins that are Disney characters in scenes or costumes that were dreamed up by someone. They do not advertise them as Disney pins.

Thanks for the help.

 

[suzanneb]

Sounds accurate to me Margaret

 

[Nettiejeanne]

That's the definition that I use, as well! Good job nailing them down.

 

[Psycho Pixie]

What's the difference? * Terminology*

my thoughts