RAVN IIII Brick Box and Pins: A Collector's Setup Guide

Start with the box, then decide on pins

If you are building a RAVN IIII collection, the brick box is the piece that actually changes how you store and display your decks. The pins are small add-ons that work best once you know what the box can hold and how you want to show the set. This guide walks through the real specs and the trade-offs so you can choose without guessing.

The short version: buy the brick box first if you need a home for 12 decks. Add one or both pins if you want a themed display or a small, low-cost collectible. Neither pin is required to use the box, and the box does not include decks.

What the RAVN IIII brick box actually gives you

• RAVN IIII Custom Brick Box (empty): Designed to house 12 decks, made of hard cardboard with a magnetic closure. This is the core capacity decision: 12 decks is a brick, so the box suits a full set or a curated group rather than a single deck.

  

• RAVN IIII Custom Brick Box (empty): Exterior is black texturized paper; interior and sides use red paper; graphics are metallic red and black foil. The finish is part of the display value, so consider whether it matches where you plan to keep it.
• RAVN IIII Custom Brick Box (empty): Delivered empty. The catalog price buys the box alone; you supply the 12 decks, so budget for those separately.

Where the brick box fits and where it does not

A hard cardboard box with a magnetic closure is a practical storage step up from loose decks, but it is not a sealed vault. If your priority is dust protection and a tidy shelf, it does the job. If you need airtight, humidity-controlled storage, this box is not that product, and the catalog does not claim it is.

The 12-deck capacity also means it is a poor fit if you own only two or three RAVN IIII decks and do not plan to grow. In that case, a smaller deck case or a display stand may serve you better, and the brick box becomes shelf space you did not need.

Sir Ravn the 4th pin vs Art of Cardistry pin

Both pins are small, low-cost accessories from the same RAVN IIII world, but they differ in size, clasp count, and theme. Use the table below to match the pin to how you plan to use it.

• Sir Ravn the 4th Enamel Pin: 30x30mm, 3 colors, one butterfly metal clasp. Depicts the character Sir Ravn the 4th and was designed for the RAVN IIII Kickstarter Campaign 2020 by Stockholm17 for Caroline Ravn. Better as a character-focused collectible or a single-point display.
• RAVN IIII Art of Cardistry Enamel Pin: 40x30mm, 3 colors, two butterfly clasps. Depicts the art of cardistry. The second clasp gives it more stability on a bag or lanyard, and the wider shape suits a cardistry-themed display.

Pin specs that affect how you wear or display them

• RAVN IIII Sir Ravn the 4th Enamel Pin: Sir Ravn the 4th pin is 30x30mm with one butterfly metal clasp. A single clasp is fine for a jacket lapel or pin board, but a heavier bag may let the pin rotate.

  

• RAVN IIII Art of Cardistry Enamel Pin: Art of Cardistry pin is 40x30mm with two butterfly clasps. Two clasps hold the wider pin steadier on fabric that moves, which matters if you wear it rather than frame it.

How to combine the box and pins without overbuying

The brick box and the pins serve different jobs, so treat them as separate purchases. The box organizes decks; the pins are display or wearables. If your budget is tight, the box has the bigger practical impact because it protects and stores 12 decks, while a pin is a small accent.

If you already own the box, one pin is enough to tie a shelf display together. Buying both pins only makes sense if you specifically collect RAVN IIII character art and cardistry themes, or if you want one for wearing and one for keeping in place.

Common questions before you buy

Does the RAVN IIII brick box include decks?

No. The catalog states it is delivered empty. You supply the 12 decks it is designed to house.

Is the brick box strong enough for daily handling?

It is hard cardboard with a magnetic closure, which suits shelf storage and occasional opening. The catalog does not describe it as a travel case, so treat it as a storage and display box rather than a rugged carrier.

Which pin should I buy first?

If you want a cardistry theme, the Art of Cardistry pin's 40x30mm size and two clasps make it the more stable wearable. If you want the RAVN IIII character, the Sir Ravn the 4th pin is the direct match.

Are the pins limited editions?

The catalog links the Sir Ravn the 4th pin to the 2020 Kickstarter campaign but does not state that either pin is limited or numbered. Do not assume scarcity beyond what is listed.