Feathergreen's Club Penguin Glitch Guide-Pins

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Week of 1/12/12

PIN: Conch Shell Pin
LOCATION: Iceberg

No picture due to the fact I missed this pin

Saturday, December 17, 2011

PIN: Wooden Reindeer
LOCATION: Pizza Parlor

PIN: Candy Cane Duo
LOCATION: Forest (Inside the window marked 16)

PIN: 2011 Coins for Change Pin
LOCATION: After you make a donation for Coins for Change

PIN: Holiday Stocking Pin
LOCATION: Forest (Inside window marked '19')

PIN: Milk 'N Cookies Pin
LOCATION: Forest (Inside window marked '22')

Week of 12/1/11

PIN: Bonsai Tree Pin
LOCATION: Ski Lodge

There is no picture for this due to the fact that I missed this pin.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Week of 10/5/11

PIN: Fence
LOCATION: Beach

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Week of 9/21/11

PIN: Purple Balloon
LOCATION: Prize Booth

PICTURE COMING SOON

PIN: Snow Cone
LOCATION: Coffee Shop

PIN: Milkshake
LOCATION: Dojo Courtyard

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Week of 9/8/11

PIN: Balloon Bunch
LOCATION: Forest

Saturday, September 3, 2011

Week of 8/24/11

PIN: Expedition Key
LOCATION: Second Herbert Maze (closed)

PIN: AC 3000
LOCATION: After you trap Herbert (closed)

PIN: Paw Print Pin
LOCATION: Pool

Good Answers to Good Questions

Q: How do I find a pin?

A: There are three ways to find a pin:

1. Find it yourself

2. Ask a friend

3. Come over here!

Q: Somebody has this weird pin that I can't seem to find. Where did they get it?

A: If you see a pin that you've never seen before, and it's not out yet, chances are that he/she has an older pin. Pins are hidden every 2 weeks on the island, and once they're gone, they're gone. What happens is that the pins are made out of snow (cheapskates), and they melt the snow from the old pins, to make the new pins. Don't ask why they still have it in their Stamp Book, my guess is that they froze it.

Q: Can you tell how old your penguin is just by looking at the pins?

A: That's a good question. If you want to find out how old somebody else is, all you need to do is go to their stamp book to the Pins section. Their first pin in the stamp book (top left, first row, on the first page) could tell you how old a penguin is. Move your mouse over the pin and you'll see what the pin is called and the date of release. Chances are that the same time the pin was released was or around the date that the penguin account was created.

Q: How far do pins go back?

A: Pins go as far back as when the first pin, the Shammrock, was released on March 17, 2006. Remember, Club Penguin wasn't created until October 24, 2005, so chances are if you're trying to find out how long ago another penguin's account was created, chances are if they have the Shammrock Pin, the account was created earlier or when the pin came out.

Q: Do you have a database of all the pins released so far?

A: Actually I do! Go to the Feathergreen's Club Penguin Glitch Guide Pin Log to find out about past pins or present. Of course, the most recent ones are listed here.

Q: I'm using Penguin Storm, and I can't seem to get the pin I need. Could you please help?

A: Dude, seriously, what is with you? I have two things to say to you. One, you came to the wrong place for third-party codes. I'm not a cheater. Two, I'm going to report you to Club Penguin once I get a hold of you.

Q; Feathergreen, why are you so awesome?

A: I just am.

Q: Do some pins stay there forever?

A: Actually, some of them actually DO. Here's a list of them:

PIN RELEASE DATE HOW TO UNLOCK

Captain's Quarters Key April 28, 2008 In Rockhopper's Journal on the back page.

Castle Pin October, 2009 Use a code from Mysterious Pins (book)

Moss Key March 15, 2010 Underwater Room (unlock the hidden door in the Hidden Lake by playing Puffle Rescue on the black puffle level)