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1 Dollar - Legoland California
| Uitgever | Legoland California |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1999 |
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| Valuta | Dollar (1785-date) |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Blue underprint of LEGO stud pattern covers the note, with large numeral '1' at each corner. Central vignette within a circular frame shows four LEGO minifigure characters; the LEGOLAND CALIFORNIA logo and a manuscript signature appear at left, with a colourful brick-styled 'ONE' legend and serial number at right. |
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| Opschrift keerzijde | MAY BE USED AS LEGAL TENDER ONLY AT LEGOLAND CALIFORNIA. LEGOLAND DOLLARS ARE REDEEMABLE AT ANY TIME. THEY MAY BE USED FOR ANY PURCHASES AT THE PARK, COLLECTED AS SOUVENIRS OR GIVEN AS GIFTS. LEGOLAND DOLLAR |
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| Opmerkingen |
Legoland California opened in Carlsbad on March 20, 1999, the first Legoland outside Europe, and this souvenir dollar was part of the park's launch merchandise ecosystem rather than any internal scrip economy — it was never redeemable for goods or rides. The Carlsbad park was built on land previously occupied by a flower-growing operation, a detail the developers leaned into with the surrounding gardens that remain a feature of the site.
Collector interest is thin but consistent among novelty and exonumia specialists. The 1999 date makes it a first-year issue, which is the only meaningful distinction within this series.