Candy Palace / Penny Arcade

Mickey and Minnie have been Disney's holiday hosts for almost as long as they have existed, from the 1930s Christmas shorts to the castle lighting and parade floats at Disneyland each winter. At Christmas they are almost always shown swapping gifts, and Disneyland dresses them in matching red-and-green outfits for the season.

This silver-toned coin shows Minnie giving Mickey a wrapped present, both in Santa hats and cozy winter clothes, against a background of snowflakes. The back has a snowy Sleeping Beauty Castle with the word “Disneyland,” shared with the Stitch and Pooh coins in this set.

Stitch, Experiment 626, crash-landed in Hawaii in Lilo & Stitch (2002) and was adopted by Lilo, who taught him what 'ohana' means. His mischievous streak makes him a favorite in holiday merchandise, where he is often shown causing chaos with decorations. Stitch has become one of the most popular characters in the parks, and he appears across the new medallion machines.

On this silver-toned coin Stitch is dressed as a Christmas tree, covered in round ornaments with a yellow star on his head, grinning and holding a candy cane. The back is the set's snowy Sleeping Beauty Castle and “Disneyland” design.

Winnie the Pooh and his friends from the Hundred Acre Wood have starred in Disney films since Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree in 1966, based on A. A. Milne's books. Their holiday special Winnie the Pooh and Christmas Too (1991) showed the friends sending a letter to Santa, and the gang is a regular part of Disney's Christmas merchandise.

This silver-toned coin shows Pooh bundled up in a blue scarf and hat, little Piglet holding a gift, and Tigger carrying a stack of presents and a small decorated tree, all standing in the snow. The back is the set's snowy Sleeping Beauty Castle and “Disneyland” design.

Haunted Mansion Holiday first took over Disneyland's Haunted Mansion in 2001. Each fall, Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King from The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), decides to bring Christmas to the mansion's 999 happy haunts. The ride is filled with Halloween Town characters, a giant gingerbread house that changes every year, and Jack's sleigh pulled by skeleton reindeer. The 2026 season is the overlay's 25th.

This antique-gold coin celebrates that anniversary. Jack and Sally stand over a gingerbread-style mansion, with Oogie Boogie carrying presents on one side and the two-faced Mayor of Halloween Town on the other. The back reads “Haunted Mansion Holiday 25th Anniversary” around a big candy-striped 25. It is the only gold coin and the only one with its own back in this set.