Anybody here buy the Parker pin on ebay?

[Phil Yearout]

I followed it for a while with no intention of bidding unless it went cheap; that possibility ended in a hurry. Seemed to have some interesting provenance if it was legit.

[Mills Morrison]

I missed that one which is probably just as well. Do you have a picture? Sounds interesting

[Bill Murphy]

Never seen that item before. It looks quite modern, maybe a PGCA VIP item.

[JAMES HALL]

Pin was available in the early PGCA days. Look in the back of the grey pages for price and order information.

[Phil Yearout]

Not a very good pic; kinda small...

https://i.imgur.com/HsNQxu0l.jpg

According to the seller: "My father was a serious collector of Parker guns. He got this pin from Larry Del Grego."

It brought $189 and change

[JAMES HALL]

Try for a past bit of info

[Bill Murphy]

Is $189.00 a fair result of rarity or is it buyer's lack of knowledge of the market? Are these still available for $38.95?

[Phil Yearout]

Is $189.00 a fair result of rarity or is it buyer's lack of knowledge of the market? Are these still available for $38.95?

That would be a hoot:rotf:. But, you won't have gotten it from Larry Del Grego.

I remember once I bid on a pair of shooting glasses on ebay that went for almost double the price you could still buy them for new. This was back in the day when you saw who the bidders/buyers were. I sent the buyer an email and told him; didn't get a reply though.

[Jeff Kuss]

The pin was available in sterling silver or gold. We don't know which it was.
Gold would have made it a better buy.

[Bill Murphy]

My question was "Is this pin still available for $38.95?" I think Bill Mullins is in charge of Parker paraphernalia. Thanks for posting, Bill.

[Phil Yearout]

Photo sure looks like silver.

[Tom Wooden]

As Jim Hall and Jeff Kuss described the PGCA offered these pins appropriately 20 years ago for a period of time. In addition to the pins the PGCA also offered a silver belt buckle of similar design. As far as I know these items are rare to find but they do pop up on EBay every once and a while.

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[Destry L. Hoffard]

Do the club members want a similar pin or belt buckle again? I don't know as I can offer sterling silver, but being apparently the unofficial memorabilia supplier, I can certainly get these done. I know a little union shop in the Northeast that can do either or both for surprisingly reasonable money. I just sent in a quote for another club wanting a pin oddly enough.

[Dylan Rhodes]

Do the club members want a similar pin or belt buckle again? I don't know as I can offer sterling silver, but being apparently the unofficial memorabilia supplier, I can certainly get these done. I know a little union shop in the Northeast that can do either or both for surprisingly reasonable money. I just sent in a quote for another club wanting a pin oddly enough.

I would be interested in a pin, but it would depend highly on the design/size/materials if I purchased one. I like pins when I like them, I don’t when I don’t.

No interest in a buckle from me.

[Dylan Rhodes]

Do the club members want a similar pin or belt buckle again? I don't know as I can offer sterling silver, but being apparently the unofficial memorabilia supplier, I can certainly get these done. I know a little union shop in the Northeast that can do either or both for surprisingly reasonable money. I just sent in a quote for another club wanting a pin oddly enough.

If we can get an fluorescent orange hat with some artwork on it, now that I am incredibly interested in. Or does this already exist?

[Phil Yearout]

I might be in for a pin or two depending. Probably not on a buckle.