My first batch back from PMG

I already posted some of these but had some challenges posting pics as just about
everyone went to red x I am hoping I have
it figured out now...LOL

 

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These notes are sequential 26A, and 27A
Notes are identical, so I think I only had
Pictures for the one.

 

If your wondering 68,s are not a common
occurrence in Disney Dollars so I was really
Right on with these purchases

Well getting late in my neck of the woods
So I will post more tomorrow.

 

attractive notes

 

I am looking for SeptimusT and this is Larry called Tyrannus

 

Very neat; nice share. This reminds me that somewhere, buried deep in my desk are a few crisp, late 90s Disney dollars. I'll have to dig those up and share.

 

I know you have said that Disney Dollars were a "hot" item, but why? I'm just not seeing it, please educate me.

 

Nice looking but I just don't see any real attraction to them.

 

One man’s ceiling is another man’s floor.

 

like anything else they have value, even
extreme value the collector market is huge
on these, do you know how many people
collect Disney memorabilia, millions of
people do , men, woman, children even
your aunt Betty...LOL , it really pales in
comparison to other paper currency
from a collectors point of view, maybe
some people think it’s kinda silly on these
but these things bring major dollars !!
for example the two tinker bells above are
top pops and are the only 68,s in population
so your looking at $950 each minimum so
what’s the attraction, I think that figure
speaks for itself

 

If you like making $$$$, it’s a great attraction

 

Hey, I'm just trying to learn. I can appreciate that Disney took the time to actually use security measures in the printing of their currency, showing they wanted to prevent forgeries. I also like that they are valued the same as US currency, but using them is limited to only Disney locations.

 

Here are some more for your viewing pleasure

 

Value only to a collector I would guess. Thanks for the post.