This is Harry Potter from our Magical Ink Series 
 
Pin Details:
He is 3", 3mm, LE 60
Features Gliter, Translucent, Pearlescent and screenprinted details
 
Overselling Warning:
There are a limited amount of pins available and the system can glitch if too many people are trying to purcahse at one time. It can have up to a three second delay from the time the pin has sold out to no longer allowing purchases. If this happens and your purchase falls in that gap we will refund you in full. Thank you in advanced for your understanding. 
 
Grading Details:
Before we dive in, grading is subjective and if at anytime you are not satisfied with your purchase due to grading please do not hesitate to message us for a return and full refund (Contacting via Instagram is the fastest response). Fantasy pins are meant to spark joy and we never want you to have a pin that doesn't do just that.So if you don't like it - Marie Kondo it ;)
 
Grade A: This will be the best from each individual run and free of all major flaws. Major flaws include but are not limited to missing enamel, large scratches, large dips, pin pricks, enamel spillage and missing screen print. However, these pins may still include little factory imperfections including small scratches visible under phone magnification and light but are not large or distracting enough to take away from the overall look of the pin. Please rememeber these pins are all made by hand and no two pins are exactly alike.
 
Grade B: These will have minimal imperfections with the cruve of the entire run. Some of these may include but are not limited to scatches, dips in enamel, pin pricks, small metal defect, specs of color, color ripple, scuffs, small print or enamel defects.
 
Grade C: These pins will include the some imperfections listed for the B grades just on a larger scale, but would still not be considered a flawed pin. Flawed pins we do not sell. We consider a flawed pin to have missing enamel, major flaws to the face, large portions of missing screen print, major dent and scratches that distract from the overall pin, etc.
 
Note- we do not count metal imperfections on the sides or backs of the pins to be any type of flaws. Also, there are lines that can be visible when the pin is tipped to the side, magnified with a phone, and given direct light. Thes are a natural part of the manufacturing process and we do not consider this a flaw or imperfection.