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In The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996), Quasimodo, the gentle bell-ringer of Notre Dame, has been kept hidden in the cathedral by the cruel Judge Frollo. When he ventures out for the Festival of Fools, he meets Esmeralda, a kind and defiant Romani woman, and later swings down to rescue her from Frollo's fire.

This coin shows Esmeralda and Quasimodo flying through the air beneath a gold floral band, with an inscription marking the film's 30th anniversary. The back carries the D23 2026 event text.

The Fox and the Hound (1981) follows Tod, an orphaned fox cub, and Copper, a hound puppy, who become best friends as youngsters. As they grow up, Copper is trained to hunt and the two find themselves on opposite sides, but their bond holds when it matters most.

This coin shows young Tod and Copper together in the woods, framed by a gold window of tree branches with a 'Disney The Fox and the Hound' banner at the top and '45 YEARS' at the lower right. The back carries the D23 2026 event inscription.

One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961) follows Pongo and Perdita as they rescue their puppies from Cruella De Vil, who wants their spotted coats. Among the fifteen pups, Lucky loves television, Rolly is always hungry and Patch has a patch of black around one eye, and all three have become fan favorites.

This coin shows Lucky, Rolly and Patch against a mirror-like gold background with frosted details, inside a red-and-gold band of paw prints, with '65 YEARS' at the top. The back carries the D23 2026 event inscription.

Darkwing Duck premiered in 1991 as part of The Disney Afternoon, starring Drake Mallard, a suburban duck who fights crime in St. Canard as a caped hero with a flair for dramatic entrances. He is helped by his adopted daughter Gosalyn and his sidekick Launchpad McQuack, and his catchphrase, 'Let's get dangerous!', still makes fans smile.

This gold coin shows Darkwing Duck running, with 'Disney Darkwing Duck' at the top and '35 YEARS' at the lower left. The back carries the D23 2026 event inscription.