Enamel pins come in all sorts of sizes, starting from ½ an inch to 4 inches. Below, you’ll find a comparison chart that’ll help you visualize the size of each pin. Here we’ve compared each enamel pin size to a daily object, which will give you an idea of its size.
Let us explain what this chart means.
First, let’s consider the smallest enamel pin sizes. The ½ and ¾ inch sizes resemble a skittles candy and penny, respectively.
Moving on, the standard 1-inch enamel pin is similar to the size of a quarter. As you move through the 1-inch sizes, the pins keep on getting as big as the diameter of a golf ball.
Next, we have the 2-inch sized enamel pin that resembles the top of a small Red Bull can. The pins in the 2-inch range can get as big as the diameter of an official MLB baseball.
The 3-inch sizes are where it gets pretty big. A 3-inch enamel pin is roughly equal to the diameter of a hockey puck. The pins can get as big as a 12″ softball in this range.
Finally, imagine the lid of a large McDonald’s soft drink. That’s how big our 4-inch enamel pin is. It’s the biggest of the lot!
Overall, this enamel pin size comparison chart gives you a pretty good idea of how big our pins can be. We hope it will help you decide on the perfect
enamel pin size you need!