Anyone who is thinking of coming to Cooperstown Dreams Park is probably going to know about the famous (infamous?) baseball ...

The seven-time Olympic medalist brought her own custom pins to trade as part of a long-standing tradition at the Games Tanisha Bhat is a Digital Producer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

Collectors travel from all over the world to trade and purchase pins representing past, present and future Olympic Games.

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT -- A big part of the Little League World Series in South Williamsport is trading pins. There is a tent set up specifically for trading pins. Some say it is like trading baseball ...

The night before he flew to France, 19-year-old London collector Josh Waller had — quite literally — thousands of pins strewn across his bedroom. He was sorting through his collection to decide which ...

While taking home a gold medal is the ultimate goal at the Olympics, some athletes are also looking to collect the special edition pins at the games. Pin trading has been common practice at the ...

PARIS, France — PARIS (AP) — On the other side of the Atlantic from Wall Street, a market — more wholesome than cutthroat — has sprung up at the Paris Olympics. The commodity at the center of it all?

While the Olympics is arguably the most competitive stage for sport, it appears that the elite athletes are still showing each other love behind the scenes. This year, athletes from all over the world ...

1896 Athens Originally small cardboard discs were used as colourful badges to identify the athletes (blue), judges (pink) and officials (red) 1904 Paris The badges were now metal rather than cardboard ...