Main Street Railroad Station

The Walt Disney World Railroad has circled Magic Kingdom since the park opened in 1971, with stations on Main Street, U.S.A., in Frontierland and in Fantasyland. Its four steam locomotives were built by Baldwin in the early 1900s and brought from Mexico to be restored for the park. Mickey's love of trains reflects Walt Disney's own, which started the whole tradition of park railroads.

This coin from the retired railroad set shows Mickey in railroad gear. Early reports describe him as a conductor, while later ones call him an engineer. Its locomotive side carries the number 58444, according to reports published when the set was replaced, though accounts differ on whether the set was colorful or bronze-toned.

Minnie Mouse has been Mickey's sweetheart since Steamboat Willie in 1928, and she has joined him on countless adventures, including plenty of train rides. The Walt Disney World Railroad, which inspired this set, has carried guests around Magic Kingdom since 1971 behind restored early-1900s steam locomotives.

This coin from the retired Main Street Railroad Station set features Minnie with a railroad theme. Reports published when the set was replaced pair her with locomotive number 60598 on the train side. Published accounts don't describe her pose or costume, and they disagree on whether this run was full-color or bronze-toned, so collectors should go by photos of the actual coin.

Donald Duck made his debut in 1934's The Wise Little Hen. His short temper and garbled voice quickly made him one of Disney's most popular stars. On the Walt Disney World Railroad, guests can ride a full circuit of Magic Kingdom behind one of four restored steam engines that have run there since the park opened in 1971.

This coin from the retired Main Street Railroad Station set features Donald with a railroad theme. Reports from the time the set was replaced pair him with locomotive number 58445. His pose and outfit aren't described in published reports, and accounts differ on whether the run was colorful or bronze-toned.

Goofy, the good-natured, accident-prone friend of Mickey and Donald, has been making audiences laugh since the early 1930s. In this set he joins the Walt Disney World Railroad, whose steam trains have circled Magic Kingdom since 1971 with stops on Main Street, U.S.A., in Frontierland and in Fantasyland.

This coin from the retired Main Street Railroad Station set features Goofy with a railroad theme, and reports from the set's replacement give his locomotive number as 42915. Published reports don't describe his pose. Sources also disagree on whether this run was full-color or bronze-toned, so photos of a specific coin are the best guide to which version you have.