Cloisonné-Raised Enamel with Screen Print. The was the forth ever pin produced by McDonald’s. This mostly all gold pin features a spinning McDonald’s logo. It is the same on each side  It is a very thick pin from front to back. These pins were produced in a very limited supply.

Domed Epoxy w/Screen Print. This is the first employee pin produced by McDonald’s for their full-time and part-time employees at the store level. Because McDonald’s is a worldwide sponsor they can use whomever they choose to produce their pins thus Artiss Aminco was not contracted to produce this pin. Each employee is to receive only one pin.

Raised Enamel. This is the sixth MacDonald’s pin produced for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games. It is sister pin to the gold pin, which was produced and released at the 2006 Torino Winter Olympics. Each This one is a tough one to get

Cloisonné w/Screen Print - This is the second McDonald’s Miga mascot produced for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games. It is different first the Miga pin for the following reasons: 1. McDonald’s is a worldwide sponsor they can produce their pins anywhere so they did not produce this pin via the official pin licensees, there is no back stamp. 2. The background of the pin is creamy as opposed to white on the first pin. 3. Miga is ever so slightly different. All that said, still a hard pin to acquire.

Cloisonné w/Screen Print - This is the second McDonald’s Quatchi/Miga mascot produced for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games. It is different first the Miga pin for the following reasons: 1. McDonald’s is a worldwide sponsor they can produce their pins anywhere so they did not produce this pin via the official pin licensees, there is no back stamp. 2. The background of the pin is creamy as opposed to white on the first pin. 3. Quatchi and Miga are ever so slightly different. All that said, still a hard pin to acquire.