Hi.

I'm Isabelle Reinert, and I collect Disney items, particularly Disney Trading Pins.

[stirring music] We have to have at least a couple thousand at this point.

We go to the Park at least twice a year.

Back in 2000, when my son was an infant, we went to Disney and met up with some family members who gave us a lanyard.

I think they actually gave us this lanyard right here.

It's from American Express.

It was kind of the start of Disney Trading Pins.

And we, that year, collected ones with his name on it, with Pennsylvania, with the characters he liked.

And now it's evolved more to collecting full sets of something.

The sense of accomplishment.

Not just having a little kid say, oh, that's my favorite.

You want the whole set.

[upbeat music] So when we first started collecting, this was the way that you traded them.

You put them on the lanyard.

But as we evolved and had more and more pins, we went to a little trading bag.

And these are in various different sizes.

When you open it, it has pages and pages that you can put your pins on.

You see lots of holes in this, if you can see those.

We've used these extensively.

But then we had too many to even do this with.

So then we started using just a little bag and in it would be all of our pins.

[stirring music] They make me smile.

Just seeing the characters and being able to complete a set is a set of accomplishment.

We just get bigger boards for the walls when we fill up the ones we have.