Celebrity 5 & 10

Toy Story, the first fully computer-animated feature film, introduced Woody the cowboy and space ranger Buzz Lightyear as rival toys who become best friends. Later films added Jessie the yodeling cowgirl and her horse Bullseye, while Bo Peep returned as an adventurer in Toy Story 4. The three-eyed Aliens from Pizza Planet worship 'the claw.'

This coin gathers Woody, Buzz, Jessie, Bullseye, Bo Peep and the Aliens on a blue background. The reverse places the Toy Story logo at the center, surrounded by Luxo Balls, the yellow ball with a red star and blue stripe that has been a Pixar in-joke since the company's early shorts.

Ariel, the youngest daughter of King Triton, collects human treasures in a secret grotto and dreams of life on land. Her bargain with Ursula, and her quest to win Prince Eric's heart in three days, made The Little Mermaid the start of a new golden age for Disney animation.

This coin recalls one of the film's best-known images: Ariel perched on a rock with water splashing behind her, her name on a nameplate at the bottom. The reverse shows The Little Mermaid logo with a wave pattern around the border.

Mickey and his friends have been Disney's leading cast since the early cartoon shorts. Mickey and Minnie debuted in 1928, Pluto and Goofy followed in the early 1930s, Donald arrived in 1934, and Daisy joined as his sweetheart in the 1940s.

On this coin the six friends stand together inside a gold border, with Goofy giving a wave. It is the coin in this Celebrity 5 & 10 set with the clearest tie to the park: the fully gold reverse shows the Tower of Terror on a spiral background, with the Disney's Hollywood Studios wordmark at the bottom.

In Pixar's Monsters, Inc., the monsters of Monstropolis power their city with children's screams, collected through closet doors. Top scarer James P. Sullivan, known as Sulley, and his best friend and assistant Mike Wazowski are thrown into chaos when a little girl they call Boo follows them back through her door. Protecting her changes everything they believe about kids.

This coin shows Mike, Sulley and Boo peeking out from a doorway. The reverse shows the Monsters, Inc. logo surrounded by several doors, a nod to the film's famous door vault.