Pin Collection Book, Pin Boards for Enamel Pin Display, 280 Pin Capacity, Display and Trade Your Pins, Pin Trading Book, Black

I don't have any more space for pin boards and the books that have plastic pages wouldn't work for my pins that have more than one post.I have 3 of these books and they all hold my pins well. I'm not opening them to look at the pins everyday and they don't leave my home so it doesn't bother me to take the time to carefully open them.The pin board pages are strong enough that it's pretty rare for one to fall out, but if I just flip through pages carelessly a pin here and there sometimes comes loose. The way to avoid this is to hold onto the thin felt protector pages when moving the pin pages

Holds a ton of pins and keeps them safe

This is a decent pin book. It isn't anything special and works for most pins. If the pins have a longer back they will go through the "pages" of this book. Better for smaller pins.

10/10

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We had been looking for a way to store our Disney and other enamel pins in between wearing them or trading them at the Parks. Previously, we were storing them in plastic bins or leaving them on their lanyards. We came across this pin book and are pretty satisfied with it. We feel like the pins are much more protected being stored this way and are less likely to get scratched or lost. The pages are easy to pierce, even for my kids. The pages are thick, so do keep in mind that the backs will need to be stored separately. I will probably buy some kind of pencil pouch with binder holes to store those in. The only things I would change about the product is to maybe add some kind of elastic band to put around the binder to keep the covers closed and add a small plastic pocket on the spine for label. Not huge deals by any means as it's still a great way to store/protect our pins.

I’ve put a few different types of pins in here and some just refuse to stay attached. The “pages” are too thick to use backings (and it says it doesn’t need them), but I have pins that just fall out. I’m not entirely confident with putting all of my straight-back collector’s pins in here.

This binder has 4 thick pages and 4 thin pagesYou put your pins in the thick pages, on both sides if you like, and the thin ones protect the surface of your pins from being scratchedI think the size is perfect, any more pages and it would probably be too heavy for me to carry comfortably