Disney Limited Edition Pin Series – Wave 2

Overview

Disney’s Limited Edition pin collections continue to be one of the most reliable collectable flips of the year. Wave 2 introduced nine new characters with strong demand, following the success of Wave 1 earlier in the season. Although individual pin artwork looked mid to some collectors, the appeal of completing the full series ensured rapid sales. With free returns and low risk, buyers who secured full sets saw instant profit opportunities with early sales reaching £300.

Breaking Down the Flip

Wave 2 followed the format of Wave 1, creating strong collector motivation for full-set completion.

Ursula and Yzma were limited to LE 250, giving them a premium individual resale value of at least £60+.

Remaining pins were LE 600, still desirable for Disney collectors who aim for complete series sets.

Two early full-set sales reached £250 and £300, confirming strong market appetite.

Bundling partial sets remained the recommended strategy, averaging around £30 per pin.

Timeline: Disney Pin Series Wave 2

Disney Announcement

03/11/2025

Wave 2 was teased online with expectations set from the success of Wave 1.

Release Morning

08/11/2025

8 AM - Pins went live with fast sellouts due to limited edition sizes and low risk.

Limited Edition Details Confirmed

08/11/2025

Shortly after release, Ursula and Yzma were revealed as LE 250 while the remaining characters were LE 600.

First Full-Set Sales Recorded

09/11/2025

9–10 November 2025 - Two full sets sold for £250 and £300, establishing early market value.

Useful Links / Resources

▶️ Disney Store – Pins Page

▶️ eBay Sold Listings

Final Thoughts

Disney continues to prove why their limited edition pin collections are low-risk, high-reward flips. The combination of low retail, free returns, and strong collector culture creates dependable resale value. Wave 2 matched the momentum of Wave 1 and hinted at even stronger demand with Wave 3 arriving in December. Anyone holding Ursula or Yzma pins individually is sitting on standout value, while full-set sellers enjoyed the cleanest profits.