FiGPiN's The Simpsons enamel pins, sold individually — pick your character from the dropdown. The lineup starts with the whole family (Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie) and extends into Springfield: Ned Flanders, Chief Wiggum, Sideshow Bob, and a limited edition Edna Krabappel. A Treehouse of Horror sub-wave adds Spider Bart, Alien Maggie, Mad Scientist Mr. Burns, and the aliens Kang and Kodos.
Each pin renders the show's animation style in layered hard enamel over die-cast zinc alloy with a nickel-plated finish. Pins ship sealed in FiGPiN's hard polycarbonate case with a character-specific art card, stand upright on the included rubber backer, and carry an engraved serial number that registers in the FiGPiN app for edition run, wave, and rarity details.
Product details
- Brand: FiGPiN
- Series: The Simpsons (including Treehouse of Horror designs)
- Type: Collectible enamel pin
- Material: Cast zinc alloy, hard synthetic enamel, electroplated nickel finish
- Size: approximately 3 inches (76.2mm) tall, 2mm thick
- Packaging: Hard polycarbonate display case with backer stand and art card
- Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
- Recommended age: 14 and up
- Sold individually — one pin per purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Simpsons characters are available?
The five family members plus Springfield regulars like Flanders, Wiggum, Sideshow Bob, and Edna Krabappel, along with Treehouse of Horror versions of Bart, Maggie, Mr. Burns, Kang, and Kodos. The dropdown shows current stock.
What are the Treehouse of Horror pins?
Designs based on the annual Halloween specials — Spider Bart, Alien Maggie, Mad Scientist Mr. Burns, and the aliens Kang and Kodos (#1036–#1040).
What makes the Edna Krabappel pin limited edition?
It was produced in a smaller numbered run than standard wave pins, which is reflected in its price.
Why is there more than one Bart pin?
FiGPiN released Bart across waves in different poses — #760, #870, and Spider Bart #1036 are each distinct designs with their own catalog numbers.
How do I verify authenticity?
Every pin has a laser-engraved serial number on the back that registers in the free FiGPiN app, confirming authenticity and showing edition data.
