Los Feliz Five & Dime

Kristoff is the ice harvester who helps Anna climb the North Mountain in search of Elsa in Frozen (2013). Gruff but kind, he was raised by trolls, and his closest friend is Sven, a loyal reindeer whose thoughts Kristoff likes to voice for him. By the end of the film he has earned Anna's trust and a new sled.

This medallion features Kristoff with Sven. Detailed descriptions of their pose and the coin's back had not been published in the sources we checked, so look at the machine's display for the full design.

Frozen (2013) follows sisters Anna and Elsa after Elsa's hidden ice powers plunge Arendelle into endless winter. Olaf, the snowman Elsa brought to life when they were children, joins Anna's journey dreaming of summer. The film's message, that love between sisters can thaw a frozen heart, made it one of Disney's best-loved musicals.

The coin shows Anna, Elsa and Olaf together, framed by tiny etched snowflakes around the border that give the trio a frosty, silvery setting. It pairs naturally with the Kristoff and Sven coin from the same machine.

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks in 1927, starring in a series of silent cartoons before Walt lost the rights to the character. The loss led directly to the creation of Mickey Mouse. Disney brought Oswald home in 2006, and today he even has his own service station-themed shop, Oswald's, on Buena Vista Street.

This medallion features Oswald, a fitting choice for a street that recreates the Los Angeles Walt knew when he arrived in the 1920s. A detailed description of the design had not been published in the sources we checked.

Minnie Mouse has been a movie star since her debut in Steamboat Willie in 1928, and Buena Vista Street, with its nods to old Hollywood glamour, is a natural home for her celebrity side. Through the decades she has appeared in shorts, television and parades, usually as the most fashionable character in the room.

On this coin Minnie wears sunglasses and strikes a pose on a red carpet, with camera flashes going off all around her. It's a playful take on a premiere night, and it matches the Hollywood mood of the Los Feliz Five & Dime set.