Spring Loaded: A Message from the Editor
"Scores!" Says He: March 2026
Pez Poetry

Spring Loaded: A Message from the Editor | top

Hello and Happy April from Pezhead Monthly!

March was an unusually slow month for me on the Pez front, and at the same time it was quite busy for me on other fronts. As a result, I regret to inform that this issue of Pezhead Monthly is just about as lean as they come. I did add a few nice pieces to my collection, as described and shown below in my March score rundown. There's also a brief but timely Easter Pez poem. But that's about it for this time around!

Looking ahead to April, I'll be doing a bit of traveling that may, perhaps, also lead to some new Pez scores. But don't quote me on that! And looking a bit further than April, I am already counting down the days to Pezamania 35 in July.

I look forward to Pezhead Monthly's return next month, which will hopefully bring along a healthy assortment of Pez parodies, poems, scores, and more.

Thanks as always for reading Pezhead Monthly. Take care and see you soon!

Joe Durrant
Editor, Pezhead Monthly
joe@pezheadmonthly.com

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"Scores!" Says He: March 2026 | top

I got a few fun Pez scores in March.

From Pez.com, I got 2 exclusive dispensers. First off was the St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Duck, which is a re-use of an earlier Easter duck mold, but nonetheless cute and creative. The duck is green with a pot of gold on its chest and the stem is gold with “Lucky Duck” written on it. This is the second time that St. Patrick’s Day has borrowed a mold from another holiday (the first being last year’s Leprechaun, which used the Nutcracker mold from a few years back). But I’m not complaining!

The second exclusive dispenser I scored from Pez.com was the Spring Flower Easter Bunny. This uses the sitting bunny mold from a few years back and adds some flowers to the head and stem. Another cute piece. This was available in Europe for a short while before making its way over to the US.

From a Facebook Pez group and a great dealer named Mike, I got the Golden Santa that appeared exclusively in the 2025 European Advent calendar. This was a nice score that I was glad to pick up. It’s always fun to add a new Santa to the collection!

From PEZ Collector’s News (PCN), I got the latest issue of PCN (Volume 32 Issue 3). This is another great one filled with notes from the editor, Richie Belyski, along with a checklist, classifieds, and ads from Pez dealers. There are also some articles on eBay and an idea for a cheap display using plastic sneaker boxes, of all things. I may need to give that a try myself! If you aren’t a PCN subscriber yet, I recommend it. You can subscribe here!

And lastly, thanks to a tip on one of the Facebook Pez groups, I picked up the Less Than Jake Pezcore exclusive bundle. This includes the following, all of which are hand-numbered: an orange/sunshine/black ice tri-colored LP, an exclusive Pezcore slipmat, a CD with alternate artwork, and a cassette with alternate artwork. I already had a couple of other cover versions of the Pezcore CD, but this was a really nice addition. As for where I’ll have room to display all of this stuff? Well, that’s a question for another day. But I will say that, at the time of this writing, there are still some sets available for purchase. There were only 300 total made, so if you’re interested I encourage you to act quickly! Here is the link to the bundle. You can also get some of these items separately, or other versions of them, at the main Less Than Jake page.

Here is a picture of my March scores. You can click on the picture for a larger view.

Pez Poetry | top

Sunny

There once was a Pezhead named Sunny
Who dabbled in Pez Easter bunnies.
With a flip of the top,
She'd hippity hop
To eBay to spend all her money.