Disney California Adventure Jessica Rabbit Cast Costume Pin DLR DCA WDI D23

Description

A series of pins from Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI) depicting
Jessica Rabbit in various Disneyland Cast Costumes.   Each pin is part of a limited edition of 150.
Pinpics#s:
Pin 94825 WDI - DCA - Jessica Rabbit as a Tower of Terror Gift Shop Cast Member
Pin 94824 WDI - DCA - Jessica Rabbit as a Challenge Trail Cast Member
Pin 94818 WDI - DCA - Jessica Rabbit dressed as an Oswald's Cast Member
Pin 94817 WDI - DCA - Jessica Rabbit as outdoor vending Cast Member
Pin 94821
WDI - DCA - Jessica Rabbit as Buena Vista Street Guest Control Cast Member
Pins are sold EACH.  Chose the pin(s) and quantity.
If you like what you see, I am open to offers.  Just message me and maybe we can make a deal.
All pins come from a smoke-free home, are wrapped in bubble-wrap, and mailed in a bubble-wrap envelope. Shipping always includes a tracking number.
Beware of fakes and scrappers of the Jessica Cast pins.  The only way to identify a fake from an authentic Jessica pin is by looking at the sorcerer hat pattern on the back.  On an AUTHENTIC pin, the pattern consists of thin, clean, slightly raised lines that don't quite go all the way to the edge of the pin.  On a fake pin, the pattern consists of thick, heavy lines that go off the edge of the pin, much like it was stamped out of a single sheet rather than being cast.  The last picture shows the Jessica Tower of Terror pin, the left one being authentic and the right one being fake.  Don't be fooled if a listing says "new in original wrapper" and the MoG (Mickey's of Glendale) price tag is still complete (it would be torn if the wrapper were opened).  I purchased upwards of 0 worth of Jessica pins in this condition only to find out someone had replaced the authentic pin with a fake.  Apparently, someone has the ability to successfully open the wrapper without tearing the price tag or has access to MoG price tags to replace the torn ones.  Always ask to see clear pictures of the pin back to verify authenticity.  If the seller says they won't open the wrapper to take a picture of the pin back, don't buy from them, or buy from them at your own risk.  Authenticity is more important than an unopened package.  Also make sure the seller has a sound return policy.