FiGPiN Seven Deadly Sins Pins: Collector FAQ
By ToyShnip - Online Store for Collectibles, Toys, Pop Culture | EN | Published: 2026-11-04
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Answers to common questions about FiGPiN's Seven Deadly Sins enamel pins, from choosing Ban, Escanor, or King to display, care, and backing tips.
Quick answer
If you are deciding which FiGPiN Seven Deadly Sins pin to buy, start with the character you want to display; all three are approximately 3 inches tall and include a polycarbonate case, backer stand, and art card. For long-term display, keep pins in their cases or on the stand and avoid repeated handling of the enamel surface.
What separates the three Seven Deadly Sins pins
The lineup includes Ban (#968), Escanor (#969), and a Limited Edition King (#971). Each is sold separately, so you can choose one character or collect the set. The limited edition status of King means availability may be tighter than the other two, but the core pin format is the same across the series.
Why the included case and stand matter for display
FiGPiN pins ship with a polycarbonate case and a backer stand, which means you can display the pin upright without removing it from the case. That setup protects the enamel from dust and fingerprints while keeping the art card visible. If you prefer to wear your pins, the case is removable, but repeated removal increases the chance of scratches.
When to choose a limited edition over a standard release
Limited Edition King (#971) is the one to prioritize if you want a specific character and expect the pin to be harder to find later. Ban and Escanor are standard releases in this series, so they are easier to add later if you are building the set gradually. There is no difference in size or included accessories between the three based on the catalog information.
Collector questions answered
- Which Seven Deadly Sins character should I pick?
- Choose Ban (#968) or Escanor (#969) if you want a standard release that is easier to find, or King (#971) if you want the Limited Edition pin. All three are sold separately, so pick the character you most want to display first.
- How should I display my FiGPiN pin?
- Use the included polycarbonate case and backer stand to stand the pin upright on a shelf. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat to protect the enamel and art card. Leave the pin in its case if you want to minimize dust and handling.
- What are the best backing tips for wearing a FiGPiN pin?
- If you wear the pin, use a locking pin back (sold separately) instead of the standard clutch to reduce the chance of losing it. Remove the pin from the polycarbonate case before attaching a back, and avoid placing it on thin fabrics that can tear. Check the pin back periodically for tightness if you wear it often.
- How do I care for the enamel surface?
- Wipe the pin with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid solvents or abrasive cleaners, which can dull the enamel. Store the pin in its case when not on display to prevent scratches.
- Is this pin suitable for younger fans?
- The catalog lists an age recommendation of 14 and up. The pin has a functional sharp point, so it is not intended for young children.
Product facts
- FiGPiN Enamel Pin - The Seven Deadly Sins - Select Figure(s): FiGPiN The Seven Deadly Sins pins are approximately 3 inches (76.2mm) tall and 2mm thick, and each includes a polycarbonate case, backer stand, and art card. The standard size and included display pieces mean you can plan shelf space and display style before choosing which character to buy.
FiGPiN Enamel Pin - The Seven Deadly Sins - Select Figure(s)
