Main Street Railroad Station

Mickey Mouse first stepped onto the screen in Steamboat Willie in 1928 and became the face of the Walt Disney Company. The film's sound and his cheerful, can-do personality made him an instant star, and nearly a century later he is still the first character many guests look for at Magic Kingdom.

This coin shows Mickey in full color in his signature pose on a gold-toned medallion. The back, shared by the whole set, shows Cinderella Castle surrounded by stars with the Walt Disney World wordmark. Since it comes from the machine at the Main Street Railroad Station, it makes a simple souvenir from the very start of a Magic Kingdom day.

Minnie Mouse debuted alongside Mickey in Steamboat Willie in 1928 and has been his sweetheart ever since. Over the decades she has gone from a supporting role to a style icon in her own right, known for her polka dots and big bow.

On this coin Minnie appears in full color in her signature pose on a gold-toned medallion, matching Mickey's coin. The back shows Cinderella Castle surrounded by stars with the Walt Disney World wordmark, like the rest of the set. Minnie's coin was already marked sold out on the machine's screen when the set was first reported, so it may be the hardest of the four to find.

Donald Duck has been flustering and delighting audiences since 1934. He is known for his sailor suit, his quick temper and a voice only a few people can understand. Despite his grumbling, he is one of Mickey's most loyal pals.

This coin shows Donald in full color in his signature pose on a silver-toned medallion, which pairs with Goofy's silver coin in the set. The back has the same design as the other three: Cinderella Castle surrounded by stars with the Walt Disney World wordmark. It comes from the machine at the Main Street Railroad Station.

Goofy started out as a background character called Dippy Dawg in the early 1930s and soon became one of Mickey's closest friends. His trademark 'gawrsh,' his famous holler and his good-natured clumsiness also made him the star of the 'How to' sports shorts of the 1940s.

Here Goofy appears in full color in his signature pose on a silver-toned medallion, paired with Donald's silver coin. The shared back shows Cinderella Castle surrounded by stars above the Walt Disney World wordmark. The coin comes from the machine at the Main Street Railroad Station, which switched from railroad-themed designs to this classic set.