Sir Mickey's

Snow White starred in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Walt Disney's first full-length animated feature and the first Disney princess film. She flees her jealous stepmother, the Evil Queen, and finds a home with seven dwarfs in the forest. After biting a poisoned apple, she is woken by true love's kiss. Songs like 'Someday My Prince Will Come' and 'Heigh-Ho' came from this film.

As the first Disney princess, Snow White is a natural lead for the Sir Mickey's princess set. Like the other three coins, its back shows the Disney Princess logo. Published reports don't describe the front artwork in detail.

Cinderella is the kind-hearted young woman who keeps her hope alive while her stepmother and stepsisters treat her as a servant. With help from her Fairy Godmother, a pumpkin coach and a pair of glass slippers, she goes to the royal ball, wins the prince's heart and loses a slipper at midnight. The 1950 film brought the studio back to success after the war, and her castle stands at the center of Magic Kingdom.

This coin is the silver-toned piece in the Sir Mickey's Disney Princess set, and its back has the Disney Princess logo. Published reports don't describe the front artwork beyond Cinderella herself.

Belle is the bookish, independent young woman from Beauty and the Beast who never quite fits in with her small French village. When her father is imprisoned by the Beast, she takes his place in the enchanted castle and slowly sees past the Beast's temper to the person inside, which breaks the spell on him and his household. In 1992 the film became the first animated feature nominated for the Best Picture Oscar.

Belle's coin is part of the Sir Mickey's Disney Princess set in Fantasyland, near Enchanted Tales with Belle. The back carries the Disney Princess logo, and published reports don't describe the front artwork in detail.

Rapunzel is the heroine of Tangled. She is a princess with 70 feet of magic golden hair, raised in a hidden tower by Mother Gothel, who uses that hair to stay young. Each year Rapunzel watches floating lanterns appear on her birthday. With the help of the thief Flynn Rider, her chameleon Pascal and the horse Maximus, she finally leaves the tower to see them up close and learns who she really is.

Rapunzel is the newest princess in the Sir Mickey's set. Her coin's back has the Disney Princess logo like the others, but published reports don't describe the front design in detail.