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Name
Tigger As Peach
Series
Characters In Fruit
Origin
Online
Year
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Edition
OE
Subject
Tigger
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This charming pin features Tigger from the beloved Winnie the Pooh franchise, reimagined as a sweet, round peach. Tigger, first introduced in the 1968 film Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, is famously energetic and bouncy, making this depiction of him tucked inside a fruit costume a delightful and whimsical contrast. The pin is part of the 'Characters In Fruit' series, an Open Edition collection that showcases various Disney favorites dressed in colorful, produce-themed outfits. The design utilizes vibrant orange and pink enamel, highlighting Tigger's signature stripes while he maintains his classic, cheerful expression. Because this is an Open Edition pin, it is widely accessible to collectors who enjoy thematic series or specific character collections. Winnie the Pooh characters are perennial favorites among Disney pin collectors, and crossover themes like food-inspired designs often see high demand for trading and display boards. The pin's clean lines and bright color palette make it a standout piece for fans of the Hundred Acre Wood. As an Open Edition release, it serves as a great entry-level item for new collectors or a fun addition for long-time fans of Tigger's zany personality. Its production as an Open Edition means there is no limited production number, making it a reliable staple for those looking to complete their 'Characters In Fruit' set.
As an Open Edition pin, this item is generally easy to acquire and does not carry the high secondary market premiums associated with limited release or limited edition pins. However, it remains highly desirable for collectors who focus on character-specific themes or completed sets within the 'Characters In Fruit' series. The whimsical nature of the design ensures it remains popular for trade-based collectors looking to build their collections.
Tigger first appeared in A.A. Milne's original books but became a global icon through his debut in the 1968 Disney featurette 'Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day.' The character's popularity has remained constant for decades, with Disney frequently releasing thematic series that place the cast of the Hundred Acre Wood in creative, non-traditional costumes.
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KateTodd
Condition: excellent
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Condition: excellent
KateTodd
For TradeQty 1 · excellent
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