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Below is a list of Disney Dollars and Banknotes that we sent to go through the grading process.
Every item we send out is in near mint condition and typically will grade at a PMG 64 or higher.
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Graded Disney Dollars Awaiting Shipment from PMG
Newest notes sent for grading will be updated shortly. Typically all new items will post within a few weeks of being listed below. Please continue to check back for newly added items. "Top Pop items in Bold"
Notes that were sent for grading to PMG
Two cone dollars were sent for grading the first is the final issue which was the Department store bills could be identified on the front lower legend as they simply read, "Mickey Mouse." The second bill was the first issue Spingle-Chicko-K version issued in 1, 5 and 10 cent denominations. The higher denominations and blue are some of the most rare.
(Received and posted)
The bakery company Accornero issued a series of banknotes denominated in the "Paperdollari" currency. They were similar to real money as they were issued with specific serial numbers and printed in Milan Italy for a limited 12 month period. Produced in 1988 these rare Banknotes were distributed along with biscuit boxes "I Frollini di Nonna Papera" (The Biscuits of Grandma Duck).
(Received and posted)
These Lucky Bucks were vintage play money featuring Mickey Mouse and his friends included in the Sunday comics section of newspapers and designed to be cut out by kids. They are color lithographs on newsprint and often have comics printed on the back. Sent for grading were the second run including a character in 1937 called Old King Cole.
(Received and posted)
This novelty Mcduck Note was issued to celebrate Tokyo Disney Sea Grand Opening 2001. The back of the note is printed with a full-size water mark, and if held up to the light, you see through the front of the note. The front showcases Scrooge McDuck and the saying “Time is Money”. These were from Tokyo Disney Sea.
(Not able to be graded by PMG at this time)
These were issued are real emergency currency in Italy due to the coin shortage. The frailty and limited quantity are unknown as these were never thought of by the local population to be collectible. Scrooge was the first issue of these 6 character set. The second issue in 1977 were done in July, which included the characters Grandma Duck and Goofy.
(Not able to be graded by PMG at this time)
Manufactured in France, 0€ Banknotes have all the features of a modern banknote: security points, hologram, UV, watermark, etc. Since these were limited to production runs of 3,000 to 7,000 notes, expect them to be highly collectible similar to other Disney banknotes. The notes sent for grading are celebrating the 100 year anniversary of Disney and the Cartoon Classics.
(Received and posted)
There were 179 different versions of Disney dollars. In short, they were produced in Disneyland California and Walt Disney World. We shipped an assortment of A and D series including a single proof for grading. Some of the most notable are the D series shown above including a 1999 D series Minnie. A variety of 15 different types of notes were shipped.
(40 total Notes shipped on 3/15/25)
Given to VIP’s during the opening years of the Magic Kingdom, these two releases were distributed to be used in Disney World in Orlando Florida. The distribution in 1972 was significantly smaller than the 1971 opening year release. The limited quantity makes the second run more desirable. We shopped a batch of the 1972 versions for grading.
(13 total Notes shipped on 3/15/25)