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Hi,
I also collect Train pins, because I used to be a conductor on the Steam Train at DLR. Honestly, train pins are hard to collect if you dont buy them as soon as they come out. The reason being that so many of them go straight into personal collections and never again see the light of day, until someone sells their collection. In my experience the people who buy the pins generally buy them for themselves and not too many get bought for trade purposes and those that do trade soon after release usually in person because in this case at least its a jumbo, also train pins fit in to that weird category where people who dont even collect pins but are train enthusiasts buy them, and keep them. My advise is to just be patient and keep watching for it to go on sale, I have seen a few on the auction site and it is still available at Disneyland for purchase to my knowledge.
Mistie