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Nursing Lapel Pins

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010
Nursing Lapel  Pins

Nursing Lapel Pins

Nurses all over the country wear lapel pins to designate their areas of expertise, or express awareness for a disease. There are many different types of nursing lapel pins out there, but the traditional caduceus is probably the most commonly seen. Nursing lapel pins are usually pretty small and indicate what kind of nursing certifications the nurse possesses, such as RN, LPN, etc. Nursing lapel pins can be found in a variety of colors, lapel pin styles and sizes. The cool thing about nursing lapel pins is that the nurse wearing the pin has the pride of wearing a unique piece of jewelry that will always start a friendly conversation with a patient, doctor, or another nurse. A lot of nurses wear a variety of different lapel pins, many  displaying their support for finding a cure for diseases or illnesses. The nursing lapel pin shown here is a typically seen style of nursing lapel pin that is pretty universal. If you’re a nurse looking for Nursing lapel pins I have included some resources below to buy them. www.nursesdirect.com/jewelry/pins.html www.rubylane.com/shops/nursingpins www.nursingpins.com/ Google Shopping Results for Nursing Lapel Pins As always, if you have some resources or any information about nursing lapel pins you’d like me to include here, drop me a line!

Nascar Lapel Pins – Nascar Collectible Pins

Friday, April 2nd, 2010
Nascar Lapel PInsAnyone who hasn’t been living under a rock for the past 10 years knows that Nascar has become a household brand. You know, those guys going 200+MPH around an oval track at a 35 degree bank. Yep..those guys. It’s a pretty extreme sport, and the drivers are usually great sportsmen. As with any popular sport, there comes memorabilia and collectibles. Nascar is no exception. Nascar collectible lapel pins (like the one shown here) are gaining in popularity and are a great idea for any lapel pin collector. You can focus on collecting a pin for each driver, and even past drivers, which could make for some more valuable collectibles. I’ve listed a few places you can pick up Nascar lapel pins below. Enjoy! http://store.nascar.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3443041 http://sportsstore.usatoday.com/NASCAR-Lapel-Pins-_-723619653_PG.html http://shop.fanhouse.com/NASCAR-Lapel-Pins-_-723619653_PG.html

Masonic Lapel Pins – Mason Pins

Monday, March 22nd, 2010
A very popular use for lapel pins is the Masonic lapel pin. Masonic lapel pins come in a wide variety of designs and finishes and are considered very collectible. Masonic lapel pins have been around for decades and are a big part of Freemasonry. Masonic pins can be found in just the compass and square symbol, or other designs depending on the individual or lodge that had the pins created. There are many collectors of Masonic pins out there, and they’re a very widely found type of pin if you’ve made your rounds at pin collecting. They’re some of the most readily available on the market. Sites like ebay feature dozens, even hundreds of Masonic lapel pins for sale. Some can be pretty expensive by lapel pin standards.

Gold Lapel Pins

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
Gold lapel pins (solid gold) can be found in a variety of places ranging from jewelry stores to auction sites like eBay on the internet. Gold lapel pins are cast from real gold, and are considered an investment, as they can be melted down and reused to make other types of jewelry. With gold prices hovering around $1100 (as of today, March 10, 2010) there is never a bad time to invest in gold, and what a better way than to do so through collecting gold lapel pins? Many gold enthusiasts collect solid gold lapel pins as a way to invest in gold as well as collect as a hobby. There are fine jewelers around the country that stock gold lapel pins and keep them readily available for investors and collectors alike.Check out Gold Price for up-to-date gold values. Gold lapel pins such as this Gold Angel Pin are in high demand, and are also very expensive! Some fetch upwards of $100/ea and more. Below is a snippet from a recent article about Gold values and projected fluctuations in the precious metals market. “The U. S. government has responded to the worst financial crisis since the great depression with a massive, more than $13.5 trillion in pledged or potential outlays. Meanwhile, rising unemployment and slumping corporate profits are crimping the U. S. Treasury’s tax revenue. The credit worthiness of the U. S. government is raising concern and its AAA credit rating is something that cannot be taken for granted. Against this backdrop, it is hardly a surprise that the appetite of foreign governments and investors for dollar-denominated investments has diminished. The dollar’s standing as the world’s de facto reserve currency is impaired. Nations like China are actively looking to diversify their foreign exchange reserves away from the dollar and showing a liking for gold. The combination of liquidity circulating through the U. S. economy and a tanking dollar stokes inflation. And, investors are increasingly sensing inflation as a threat and seeking a safe-haven in gold. Gold Price Outlook Gold is once again approaching the psychologically important $1,000 per ounce mark. Rallies in the price of gold have peaked in the $900-1,000 per ounce range three times since the start of 2008. I believe gold will crack the four-figure mark in 2009 and move on to exceed its 2008 highs. Given the state of the U. S. economy and the monumental challenges ahead, the $1,000 per ounce figure can well become a support or floor for a long time to come.” – Gold Investor

Dog Lapel Pins – Dog Lover's Pins

Monday, March 8th, 2010
Are you a canine fan? Chance are if you love the furry little guys as much as some people do, you like to collect dog themed trinkets like paperweights, pens, mugs with your favorite pooch’s mug on it, and more. A great little collectible you may have overlooked are lapel pins… Dog Lapel Pins to be exact! So what are they? Well, dog lapel pins can be found in a variety of styles, types, colors and sizes. Just about any breed of dog can be found on a lapel pin. Take a look at this little guy. A German Shepherd themed pin! Into dachsunds? There are tons of Dachsund pins out there to collect. How about poodles? There are more poodle pins available than you might think. A really neat idea is to have your own dog pins made, and you can even get a collar with a hanging bone that swings from the neck! How cool is that? All in all, there are a bunch of different ways to collect dog lapel pins, and it’s purely up to your own personal taste. I’ve always had a thing for Golden Retrievers, and I’ve seen a few pins around that I’d like to start a collection with. Many find that collecting dog lapel pins is a way to pass the time, and engage yourself in something you’re truly passionate about – Man’s best friend! (more…)

How to Collect Lapel Pins

Thursday, March 4th, 2010
So you’ve got yourself a pretty nice stamp collection and you’re thinking about starting to collect something else. You’ve considered quarters, but what 12 year old and his grandmother don’t collect quarters, right? You could collect bottle caps or antiques, there are plenty of expensive collectibles out there, but you want to keep it small, and affordable. “What can I collect?” you ask yourself. Lapel Pins. Not only are lapel pins affordable and small, they’re out there in huge numbers. There are a ton of lapel pins worthy of collecting out there, and many have a great cause or meaning. When I think about collecting lapel pins, one of the first things that comes to mind are the Olympics. Olympic pin trading has been around for 20+ years, and every new game brings along with it a new lapel pin. Many collectors hold their Olympic pin collection with extremely high regard, and many are worth a lot of money! (more…)


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