Disney Dollars

In case you missed it, PMG had a story and post about Disney Dollars.
https://www.pmgnotes.com/news/article/8948/PMG-Registry-News/


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You wouldn’t believe how many people are in
to Disney Dollars ( me included ) and what
there willing to pay..LOL , here’s one I sold
recently for $ 525

 

And then there’s this, Disney Envelopes, there
are over 30 varieties, just sold this one for
$350

 

Kinda makes my Polly Dollars and KOTCT Notgeld's feel worthless . . . . . .

Z

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I still have a few Disney dollars from 1987 Would these be considered (and is there such a thing?) as the Currency equivalent of "Exonumia"?

If so, does the currency version have a name like "Exonumia"??

 

I bought a 1971 DisneyWorld Disney Dollar at FUN 2020. Paid a few hundred as I recall.

 

Disney Dollars are there own animal...LOL, have sold allot over the past couple of
months, the reason there so popular is because they appeal to a wide variety of
people both young and old

 

Got a pic ??

 

I did some more searching ad it appears that the Currency version of Exonumia are referred to as "Novelty Notes"

I have a few Disney dollars, maybe I'll sell them and just keep one

 

Several stores along Route 66 in Arizona accept Mother Road Bucks at face value!
Very similar to Disney Dollars; however they are not nearly as popular and I can't even find a single example on eBay.




Technically, they are considered "gift certificates" that you can purchase for $1 USD, and then use that gift certificate at participating stores.

The caveat is that they actually can and will circulate, as the teller keeps the bills in his till, and will make change in MRBs upon request.

 

I have a question - were Disney Dollars given as change/legitimately circulating within the parks?

 

Better than Bitcoin . . . . .

Z

 

I think I posted it in the Paper Money Thread, too:

 

I think it was mostly for the kiddies, but it was as good as U.S. currency within the parks.