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Alice is the curious, daydreaming girl who follows the White Rabbit down a rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland (1951). In Wonderland she shrinks, grows, attends a mad tea party and ends up on trial before the Queen of Hearts, all while insisting that things ought to make sense.

This silver coin features Alice with a background and border chosen to suit her character. The back carries the Alice in Wonderland 75th anniversary design shared by all four coins in the set, marking 75 years since the film's release.

The Mad Hatter hosts the never-ending tea party in Alice in Wonderland (1951), celebrating 'unbirthdays' with the March Hare and the sleepy Dormouse. Fast-talking and impossible to pin down, he turns Alice's attempt at polite conversation into chaos, and his song 'The Unbirthday Song' is one of the film's most quoted moments.

This silver medallion features the Mad Hatter with a background and border suited to him. Its back shows the 75th anniversary design common to the whole set, celebrating three quarters of a century since the film's release.

The Cheshire Cat is Wonderland's most unhelpful guide, a striped, grinning cat who appears and disappears at will in Alice in Wonderland (1951). He sends Alice in confusing directions, sings snatches of 'Jabberwocky' and later stirs up trouble at the Queen's croquet game, often leaving only his smile behind.

This silver coin features the Cheshire Cat with a background and border that suit his character. Like the others in the set, the back carries the Alice in Wonderland 75th anniversary design.

The Queen of Hearts rules Wonderland with a short temper and a single answer to every problem: 'Off with their heads!' In Alice in Wonderland (1951) she plays croquet with flamingos and hedgehogs, commands an army of playing cards and puts Alice on trial, while her tiny husband, the King, does his best to keep up.

This silver medallion features the Queen of Hearts with a background and border chosen to suit her. The back shows the 75th anniversary design shared across the set.