Two hard enamel pins, two very different footprints
The Holly D20 Pin and Paladin Class Pin share the same hard enamel construction and tabletop-friendly spirit, but they differ sharply in size and price. The Holly D20 Pin measures 1.5"x2.5" and costs $6.99 (compared to a $9.99 list price), while the Paladin Class Pin is a compact 1in.x1in. at $3.59 (compared to $4.99). That size gap changes where each pin works best on your gear.
Size and price at a glance
- Holly D20 Pin: 1.5"x2.5", $6.99 (list $9.99). A larger statement pin that suits a bag, jacket back, or dice case where you want the artwork to read from a distance.
- Paladin Class Pin: 1in.x1in., $3.59 (list $4.99). A small, budget-friendly pin that fits lanyards, lapels, or crowded pin boards without taking over.
What the Holly D20 Pin actually gives you
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Holly D20 Pin: Hard enamel pin with vibrant, precisely detailed artwork; design: Holly D20. Hard enamel holds color and detail well, so the larger D20 design stays crisp on a bag or jacket.
Holly D20 Pin
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Holly D20 Pin: Size: 1.5"x2.5"; material: metal and enamel. The generous surface area makes this a focal pin rather than an accent—plan for it to be the centerpiece.
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Holly D20 Pin: Catalog price $6.99, compared to a $9.99 comparison price. You get a larger pin for less than the Paladin’s list price, which matters if you’re building a collection on a budget.
What the Paladin Class Pin actually gives you
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Paladin Class Pin: Hard enamel pin with vibrant, precisely detailed artwork; design: Paladin Class. The class-themed artwork signals your character allegiance, and hard enamel keeps it durable for everyday wear.
Paladin Class Pin
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Paladin Class Pin: Size: 1in.x1in. The small footprint works on lanyards, collars, or dense pin boards where a larger pin would crowd neighbors.
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Paladin Class Pin: Catalog price $3.59, compared to a $4.99 comparison price. At roughly half the Holly’s price, it’s an easy entry point if you’re testing whether class pins fit your style.
Where each pin earns its place
If you want one pin that does the talking—on a convention bag, a dice case lid, or a jacket—the Holly D20 Pin’s 1.5"x2.5" face gives the artwork room to breathe. It’s the kind of dice pin people notice across a table. The Paladin Class Pin, by contrast, is a subtle class marker: small enough for a lanyard or a collar, and cheap enough to add alongside other class pins without much thought.
Neither listing includes care instructions or backing details beyond the size and materials, so treat both as standard hard enamel pins and handle them accordingly. The catalog also doesn’t specify the number of posts or backing type, so check the physical pin when it arrives if that matters to you.
Decision rules for your first buy
- Choose the Holly D20 Pin first if…: You want a larger statement piece for a bag or dice case, you prefer dice-themed artwork over class themes, or you’re buying one pin and want the most visual impact for $6.99.
- Choose the Paladin Class Pin first if…: You’re collecting class pins, you need something small for a lanyard or lapel, or you want to start a collection at the lowest cost—$3.59 leaves room for more pins later.
- Buy both if…: You want a centerpiece and an accent. The size difference (1.5"x2.5" vs 1in.x1in.) means they won’t compete on the same bag, and the combined price is still under $11 before any discounts.