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5 Disney Dollars
| Uitgever | The Walt Disney Company |
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| Jaar | 1989 |
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| Waarde | 5 Dollars 5 USD = EUR 4.26 |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Central oval vignette of Goofy in bust portrait, framed by laurel branches, set against a radiating guilloche underprint in pale violet. Tinker Bell figures flank the note at left and right borders, with a Mickey Mouse-shaped rosette guilloche at left. The signature of Scrooge McDuck as Treasurer appears below the vignette. |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Panoramic vignette of the Walt Disney World Resort campus, with Spaceship Earth at Epcot and Cinderella Castle at the Magic Kingdom rendered in an engraved style. The Monorail and Mark Twain steamboat are included in the scenic composition, framed by ornate guilloche borders. |
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| Opmerkingen |
Disney Dollars were introduced in 1987 as a proprietary scrip redeemable at Disney theme parks and resort shops — legal in function but never legal tender. The 1989 series marked the debut of Scrooge McDuck as the printed signatory Treasurer, a deliberate bit of self-aware humor given the character's fictional identity as the world's wealthiest miser. The currency was designed to stay in wallets rather than return to cash registers; Disney understood early that a meaningful percentage would be kept as souvenirs, making every unredeemed note pure margin.
The cotton substrate was a conscious choice to mimic genuine Federal Reserve notes closely enough to feel authoritative in hand.