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Project record

What a squirt team actually orders

One hundred and fifty pins at an inch and a half — the small end of the range, and a useful reference for a single youth team rather than an association.

Quantity
150 pins
Size
1.5"
Pin type
Standard pins

The brief

A squirt-level team that asked for a range and ordered at the bottom of it.

How the design got made

Filled marker = the design pivoted
  1. Beat 1

    Opened asking about 150 to 200 pins

  2. Beat 2

    Ordered 150 at 1.5 inch, proof V1A

  3. Beat 3

    One of the smaller runs in the library, at the smallest size still recommended for trading

The full account

The small end of the range

Most of the hockey records here are associations ordering for several teams at once — 250, 330, 400 pins. This one is a single squirt-level team, and it is a useful counterweight.

They opened by asking about 150 to 200 pins and ordered 150 at 1.5 inch.

Why 1.5 inch is the floor

One and a half inches is the smallest size worth making for trading, and there is a practical reason. Below that, a pin stops competing. At a tournament a player is holding a lanyard of thirty pins from a dozen teams — a one-inch pin disappears between two two-inch ones, and it does not get taken.

That is the guidance given consistently across these records, and it is why the smaller sizes in this library belong to lapel and corporate work rather than to trading.

What 150 covers

A squirt roster is roughly a dozen skaters. A hundred and fifty pins gives every player around ten to trade, plus spares for coaches, siblings and the ones that end up on a hotel carpet.

If you are ordering for one team rather than a club, this record is the closest thing here to a template.

Specification

Everything on record for this order that is publishable.
TeamHutchinson Squirt B1
SportHockey
Quantity150
Size1.5"
Pin typeStandard pins
Banner includedNo
Inquiry2025-12-02

This order sat under the threshold, so no banner was included. At the time the line fell at 1,000 pins at 2.0 inches or larger: the size step cost $0.20 more per pin — $1.07 to $1.27 — and brought a free 3ft × 6ft banner plus 100 bonus gold-metal or blackout pins with it.

Worth checking before you commit to a quantity: the bigger pin is frequently the cheaper total order.

quoted for this order only
About the prices on this page

Every figure here is taken from a real quote for a real order. That is the point of it — and also the reason it will not match what you are quoted.

Quantity moves the price more than anything else
Size and build are priced separately
Turnaround changes the total
Import tariffs apply and are disclosed on the quote
These are historical

Questions this order answers

Two inches or larger is the working floor for tournament trading — smaller pins get passed over. Sizes run from 2 inches up to 6.

One little league's four orders across three years show the migration in practice: they started at 1.25 inches and moved to 2.0. Larger sizes also unlock the banner threshold, which is why the bigger pin often costs less in total.

Sourced — Sizing guidance across multiple orders; Northern Virginia little league, 2022–2026

Starting your team's pins?

This order was 150 pins at 1.5". Send us your roster size and your event date and we will come back with a price.

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