FiGPiN Enamel Pin - Marvel Classics - Select Figure(s)

The Marvel Classics FiGPiN line renders Marvel characters in their comic-book looks rather than movie versions — each pin sold separately, selectable from the dropdown. The roster leans heavily into heroes with attitude and iconic villains: Venom, Hulk, Ghost Rider, Namor the Sub-Mariner, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman, Hela, Thanos, Green Goblin, and Baron Zemo.

Spider-Woman #728 is an Entertainment Earth exclusive with a limited distribution run. Like all standard FiGPiNs, each pin here is die-cast zinc alloy filled with hard color enamel, nickel-plated, and numbered in FiGPiN's master catalog. The sealed hard case includes a character art card, the rubber backer converts the pin into a standing display piece, and the engraved serial on the back registers in the FiGPiN app for edition size, sequence, and rarity data.

Product details

• Brand: FiGPiN
• Series: Marvel Classics
• Type: Collectible enamel pin
• Design style: Classic comic-book character artwork
• 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 character art card
• Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
• Recommended age: 14 and up
• Sold individually — one pin per purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Marvel characters are in the Classics line?
This selection includes Venom, Hulk, Ghost Rider, Namor, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman, Hela, Thanos, Green Goblin, and Baron Zemo. The dropdown shows what's currently in stock.

Are these comic or MCU designs?
Comic. The Marvel Classics line uses classic comic-book artwork and costumes, not film likenesses.

What makes the Spider-Woman pin different?
Spider-Woman #728 is an Entertainment Earth exclusive, produced in a smaller run than the standard wave pins, which is reflected in its price.

How can I check a pin's edition size or rarity?
Scan or enter the laser-engraved serial number on the pin's back into the free FiGPiN app. It verifies authenticity and shows edition run, sequence number, wave, and rarity scale.

Do I have to take the pin out of its case?
No. Many collectors keep FiGPiNs sealed in the hard case with the art card as a display piece. If you prefer, the pin comes out and can be worn or stood upright on its rubber backer.