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Rare Item This article is about an item that was not available for four years or more prior to March 30, 2017. |
| Shamrock | |
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Information
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| Available | No |
| Type | Pin |
| Member item | No |
| Party | None |
| Cost | Free |
| Where found | Coffee Shop |
| Item ID | 550 |
| Unlockable | No |
The Shamrock Pin was the first pin to be released in Club Penguin. It is widely known also as the Clover Pin or the Clover. According to the F.I.S.H., it is also called a Four Leaf Clover. This pin is extremely rare.
It appears as a four-leaf clover, which is a popular lucky charm in many countries, mainly Ireland. It was found on the table with papers in the Coffee Shop, during the St. Patrick's Day Party on March 17, 2006.
History
| Available from | Available until |
|---|---|
| March 17, 2006 | March 31, 2006 |
Trivia
- It was Club Penguin's 1st pin.
- Due to the rarity, this item is the 3rd most craved item in the history of Club Penguin – the first is the Party Hat and the second is the Hawaiian Lei.
- It makes an appearance in the 2005-2006 Yearbook on the March page when March in the small rectangles is clicked.
- It was the first pin of eleven (and counting) to be hidden in the Coffee Shop.
- In a secret message in the F.I.S.H. it says "The first pin was the four leaf clover pin", referring to this pin.
- It may become the 2nd rarest item ever, because Club Penguin said that they were going to release all rare items, minus pins and party hats.
Gallery
The Shamrock Pin on the Player Card.
A penguin teaching rare pins, such as the Shamrock Pin.
The pin sitting on the Coffee Shop table in March 2006.
See Also
| ←pre-pins pin | Shamrock Pin | Music Note Pin→ |