THE BELT LOOP AND PIN PROGRAM
A LISTING OF REQUIREMENTS TO EARN AWARDS

Requirements
Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos Scouts may complete requirements
in a family, den, pack, school, or community environment. Tiger
Cubs must work with their parents or adult partners. Parents and
partners do not earn loops or pins.
| Belt Loop Requirements: |
| 1. |
Begin a collection of at least 10 items that all have something in common. Label the items and title your collection. |
| 2. |
Display your collection at a pack or den meeting.
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| 3. |
Visit a show or museum that displays different collections. |
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| Pin Requirements: |
| 1. |
Give a talk about your collection to someone other than your family. Give a description of your collection, including a short history. Explain how you got started and why you decided to collect what you do. |
| 2. |
Show how you preserve and display your collection. Explain any special precautions you must take including handling, cleaning, and storage. Note precautions for dampness, sunlight, or other weather conditions.
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| 3. |
Read a book about what you collect.
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| 4. |
Start a new collection of at least 20 items. Label the items, and title your collection. |
| 5. |
Define numismatics and philately. |
| 6. |
Join a club of collectors who share your hobby. This club may be a group of your friends. |
| 7. |
Find out if there is a career that involves what you collect. Find out what kind of subjects you need to study to prepare for such a career. |
| 8. |
If you collect coins or stamps, make a list of different countries in your collection. Explain how to identify each country's issues. Make a list of "clues" that help you identify the origin. |
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With an adult partner, visit an online auction and look for items you collect. What does it tell you about rarity and value of the things you collect? |
| 10. |
Use a computer to catalog, organize, and keep track of your collection. |
| 11. |
Help a friend get started on a collection of his or her own. |
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