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D23 Day at Disneyland 2026

D23 Day event machine

D23 Day at Disneyland 2026, Disneyland Park

Released Aug 13, 2026 Event exclusive $10 each, $35 for 4

This set was made for D23 Day at the Disneyland Resort, sold only as a four-coin bundle from three machines across the resort, and it sold out by midday. Each coin celebrates a milestone: 25 years of Disney California Adventure, the Disneyland entrance and castle, 15 years of Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar and 60 years of it's a small world. The coins come in silver, gold and antique brass finishes and share an event back.

Finding the machine: Sold from three machines: Candy Palace (Disneyland), Kingswell Camera Shop (Disney California Adventure) and Downtown Disney near the Monorail

Sold only as a set of four for $35 (credit card only) in clear plastic capsules; sold out by mid-day Aug 13. WDWNT describes Trader Sam's front as brightly colored; ParkPennies describes it as antique brass.

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Coin 1 of 4 · #305

Mickey & Minnie DCA 25 Years

Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse

From Disney California Adventure 25th anniversary (2001)

Disney California Adventure opened next to Disneyland on February 8, 2001, celebrating the history and spirit of California. Over 25 years it has grown to include Cars Land, Pixar Pier, Avengers Campus and Buena Vista Street, whose Carthay Circle Restaurant is pictured on this set's shared back.

This silver-tone coin shows Mickey and Minnie in special costumes on either side of a '25' and the words '25 Years, Disney California Adventure'. The reverse, shared with the other D23 Day coins, features Carthay Circle Restaurant, Sleeping Beauty Castle and fireworks with a 'D23 Day at Disneyland Resort 2026' banner.

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Silver-tone; Mickey and Minnie in special costumes flank a large '25' above '25 Years, Disney California Adventure'.
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Carthay Circle Restaurant, Sleeping Beauty Castle, fireworks, 'D23 Day at Disneyland Resort 2026' banner
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Coin 2 of 4 · #306

Disneyland Castle & Marquee

From Disneyland (1955)

Disneyland opened in Anaheim on July 17, 1955, and Sleeping Beauty Castle has stood at the end of Main Street, U.S.A. ever since. The park's entrance marquee, welcoming guests as they arrive, is one of its most recognizable signs and a common photo stop.

This gold-tone coin pictures Sleeping Beauty Castle with the classic Disneyland entrance marquee in front, finished in cloisonne-style color, with a ring of miniature attraction images around the inner edge. The back features Carthay Circle Restaurant, the castle and fireworks with the D23 Day 2026 banner.

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Gold-tone; Sleeping Beauty Castle with Disneyland entrance marquee, ring of miniature attractions, cloisonne-style color
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Carthay Circle Restaurant, Sleeping Beauty Castle, fireworks, 'D23 Day at Disneyland Resort 2026' banner
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Coin 3 of 4 · #307

Trader Sam's 15 Years

From Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar 15th anniversary (2011)

Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar opened at the Disneyland Hotel in 2011, taking its name from the 'head salesman' of the Jungle Cruise. Known for its tiny space, themed drinks served in collectible mugs and in-room effects that come to life when certain drinks are ordered, it has a loyal following among tiki fans.

This antique brass medallion reads 'Trader Sam's 15 Years, Enchanted Tiki Bar', surrounded by a tiki-style bamboo border with a tiki mug. Event reports differ on how colorful the front is. The back shows the shared D23 Day design.

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Antique brass; 'Trader Sam's 15 Years, Enchanted Tiki Bar' with tiki border and mug
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Carthay Circle Restaurant, Sleeping Beauty Castle, fireworks, 'D23 Day at Disneyland Resort 2026' banner
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Coin 4 of 4 · #308

it's a small world 60 Years

From it's a small world (attraction, 1964)

it's a small world began at the 1964 New York World's Fair before moving to Disneyland's Fantasyland in 1966, where it is marking 60 years. Guests sail past singing dolls from around the world, and the attraction's whimsical facade, designed by Mary Blair's team, features a clock tower that comes to life with a parade of figures every quarter hour.

This gold-tone coin shows a cloisonne-style version of the facade with its clock, along with the words 'Smiles', '60 Years' and 'Fantasyland'. The reverse carries the shared D23 Day 2026 design.

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Gold-tone; cloisonne-style attraction facade with clock, 'Smiles', '60 Years', 'Fantasyland'
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Carthay Circle Restaurant, Sleeping Beauty Castle, fireworks, 'D23 Day at Disneyland Resort 2026' banner
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Front only

Source: www.parkpennies.com