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House of Good Fortune (China Pavilion)

China, World Showcase

Released ~Oct 21, 2026 Available $10 each, $35 for 4

The China pavilion in World Showcase got its own medallion machine in October 2026, inside House of Good Fortune by the entrance door. Its four coins put Disney characters in Chinese New Year style: Mickey in front of a lattice window, Stitch wearing a lion-dance head, Chip 'n' Dale in front of a temple, and Pluto under red lanterns and plum blossoms.

The three character coins carry “EPCOT World Showcase China” on the front. The backs have the EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth's triangle pattern, in gold for Mickey and Chip 'n' Dale and in rose gold for Stitch and Pluto.

Finding the machine: Inside the shop by the entrance door, beside the pressed coin machine See it on the map

PressCoins (Oct 21, 2026) reported the machine beside the pressed coin machine installed there in September. Designs read from PressCoins' photo of the machine's display. Price assumed to match the other new color machines ($10 / $35); not stated in the report.

Mickey Mouse Disney medallion coin, front
Front
Mickey Mouse Disney medallion coin, back
Back

Coin 1 of 4

Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse

From Classic Disney shorts (1928)

Mickey Mouse made his debut in Steamboat Willie in 1928 and has been Disney's mascot ever since. At EPCOT he turns up in costume around World Showcase, and this coin dresses him for the China pavilion.

On this gold coin Mickey stands in a red outfit in front of a carved Chinese lattice window, with “EPCOT World Showcase China” below. The back is gold with the EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth's triangle pattern.

Front
Gold; Mickey in a red outfit in front of a Chinese lattice window, “EPCOT World Showcase China” below
Back
Gold; EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth’s triangle pattern
Color
Front only
Stitch Lion Dance Disney medallion coin, front
Front
Stitch Lion Dance Disney medallion coin, back
Back

Coin 2 of 4

Stitch Lion Dance

Stitch

From Lilo & Stitch (2002)

Stitch, Experiment 626 from Lilo & Stitch (2002), is a small blue alien built for destruction who finds a family with Lilo in Hawaii. His mischief makes him a natural fit for the lion dance, the energetic Chinese New Year performance in which dancers bring a lion costume to life to scare off bad luck.

On this rose-gold coin Stitch sits with his arms raised under a white lion-dance head, in front of a Chinese lattice pattern, with “EPCOT World Showcase China” below. The back is rose gold with the EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth's triangle pattern.

Front
Rose gold; Stitch with arms raised wearing a white lion-dance head, lattice pattern behind, “EPCOT World Showcase China” below
Back
Rose gold; EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth’s triangle pattern
Color
Front only
Chip 'n' Dale Disney medallion coin, front
Front
Chip 'n' Dale Disney medallion coin, back
Back

Coin 3 of 4

Chip 'n' Dale

Chip, Dale

From Classic Disney shorts (1943)

Chip and Dale are the chipmunk brothers who first appeared in 1943 and became stars of their own cartoons, usually causing trouble for Donald Duck or Pluto. Chip is the sensible one with the black nose; Dale has the red nose and the goofier grin.

On this gold coin the pair face each other wearing small lion-dance style headpieces, in front of a temple modeled on the pavilion's Temple of Heaven, with “EPCOT World Showcase China” below. The back is gold with the EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth's triangle pattern.

Front
Gold; Chip and Dale facing each other in lion-dance headpieces in front of a temple, “EPCOT World Showcase China” below
Back
Gold; EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth’s triangle pattern
Color
Front only
Pluto New Year Disney medallion coin, front
Front
Pluto New Year Disney medallion coin, back
Back

Coin 4 of 4

Pluto New Year

Pluto

From Classic Disney shorts (1930)

Pluto first appeared in 1930 and soon became Mickey's loyal pet dog, one of the few Disney animals who doesn't talk. This coin celebrates Chinese New Year, when homes and streets are hung with red lanterns and decorations meant to bring good luck.

On this rose-gold coin Pluto trots along in a red outfit, carrying a red good-luck charm, under red lanterns and a blossoming plum tree, inside a border of Chinese patterns and flowers. The back is rose gold with the EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth's triangle pattern.

Front
Rose gold; Pluto in a red outfit with red lanterns and a plum blossom tree, Chinese pattern and flower border
Back
Rose gold; EPCOT wordmark over Spaceship Earth’s triangle pattern
Color
Front only

Where to find the machine

House of Good Fortune (China Pavilion), EPCOT

Source: www.presscoins.com

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