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Introducing The Complete History of Disney Dollars
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There are many things Disney that are considered collectible and an abundance of items out there. In this section we will give a complete summary of the early years of how Disney Dollars were created to the what was known as the tradition Disney Dollars over the years. You may even run into other items out there that people associate with Disney dollars which may easily get confused. There were many licensed items offered and authorized by Disney domestically and internationally. Learn more about the notes and history and what make each on desirable or collectible.
In addition, with the huge variance in pricing that you may see when looking at these notes, we explain the grading process, what to look for and the understanding of each item so you don't over pay or invest in an item that was not what you were expecting.
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History of Disney Dollars
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The History of Disney Dollars
Learn about the traditional Disney Dollars created between 1987 - 2014
Disney Dollars were first issued in 1987 from the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and Disneyland California. Disney Dollars were legal tender issued by the Walt Disney Company, which were accepted in Walt Disney World, Disneyland California, Disney Stores, Disney Cruise ships and in parts of Castaway Cay. They are a currency that can be used at Disney resorts and shops still today.
Launched as an official currency with a U.S. dollar equivalent, they were discontinued in 2016 and are no longer available for purchase. They were made in denominations of $1, $5, $10 and $50 and remain quite collectible. Featured over the years were various Disney characters, such as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald, Simba and Goofy. Since Disney Dollars could be used across Disney property, they actually had numerous anti-counterfeiting measures built-in to the design. They were printed on 100% cotton paper and Scrooge McDuck was the signing treasurer.
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