Ashton Greymoore Chibi Pin No. 30: Collector's Look & Care
By Critical Role Store | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Reseñas de productos
A collector-focused look at Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 30, Ashton Greymoore. Learn what makes this enamel pin stand out and how to keep its backing and finish in top shape.
Quick answer
If you're building a Bells Hells pin collection and want a durable, display-ready piece, the Ashton Greymoore Chibi Pin No. 30 is a solid pick. Its hard enamel finish and silver-plated zinc alloy body hold up well, but the real key to keeping it looking sharp is proper backing care and mindful display.
Why this pin stands out in a Bells Hells collection
Ashton Greymoore is a fan-favorite from Campaign 3, and this pin captures their crystalline, earth-touched look in the Chibi Pin line. At 1.75 inches, it's large enough to show detail without being bulky on a jacket or board. The hard enamel surface resists scratches better than soft enamel, and the embossed Critical Role logo on the back helps confirm authenticity.
Common issues collectors face with enamel pins
Even well-made pins can develop problems over time. The most frequent complaints are loose backings, scratches on the enamel, and fading from sun exposure. Knowing the cause helps you decide whether to fix it or move on.
Diagnose your pin: symptom, cause, and fix
- Backing feels loose or pin falls off: Likely cause: worn or low-quality rubber clutch. Corrective action: replace with a locking pin back (deluxe clasp) or a new rubber clutch. If the pin post itself is bent, gently straighten with pliers—but stop if it feels brittle. Check backings monthly if you wear the pin often.
- Scratches or dull spots on the enamel: Likely cause: contact with keys, coins, or other pins. Corrective action: store separately in a pin bag or on a display board with spacing. For light scratches, a tiny bit of carnauba wax can restore shine—but avoid abrasive polishes that could strip the enamel. Never store pins loose in a pocket or drawer.
- Color fading or yellowing: Likely cause: prolonged UV exposure from sunlight. Corrective action: display away from direct sun, or use a UV-filtering frame. If fading has already occurred, there's no safe way to reverse it—consider it a display-only piece. Rotate pins on display to limit sun exposure.
- When to stop and choose another option: If the pin post is broken or the enamel is deeply chipped, repair may not be worth it. For a numbered pin like this, a damaged piece loses collector value. If you need a pin for heavy daily wear, consider a soft enamel pin instead—it's more prone to scratches but less likely to chip. For mint-condition collecting, inspect before buying and store safely from day one.
Product facts
- Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 30 - Ashton Greymoore: Silver plated zinc alloy with hard enamel. Hard enamel is more scratch-resistant than soft enamel, so this pin is better suited for regular wear or handling.
Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 30 - Ashton Greymoore - Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 30 - Ashton Greymoore: Pin #30 of the Chibi Pin series, size 1.75 inches. It's a numbered piece, which matters if you're completing a full set or tracking your collection.
- Critical Role Chibi Pin No. 30 - Ashton Greymoore: Embossed Critical Role logo on the back. This helps you verify authenticity when buying secondhand or trading.
