Changes through the Years:

Disney Dollars have changed quite a  bit since 1987,  But they have also kept some key features too. 

Key features starting with the 1987 Disney Dollar that still continue through today:

Tinkerbell has always graced the Disney Dollar being a key element since 1987 continuing through to 2009

Tinkerbell is on the left and right sides of the "front" of the bill.  Tinkerbell is considered to be as well know as Mickey Mouse and holds a place in the beginning or the end or movies, events or in this case the Disney Dollar.

 

 

On every bill Scrooge McDuck it the signing treasurer. (much like the United States Dollar)    Scrooge is considered to be the business administrator, bank manager type, money saving, and also considered cheap.  Made popular in movies such as the Mickey's Christmas Carol and Ducktales.

 

Disney Dollars just like other currency is not printed in unlimited quantities.  Each bill has a specific serial number series year.  These numbers/letters are specific and individual to each bill in order of when they are printed from 00000001 to 99999999.  However each set up bills has a limited quantity some may be a small printed such as for the limited edition $50 or large quantities for the $1.

 

On each side is a statement of denomination in the image below is the One Dollar on the reverse of the bill the the we can see the printer words, on the Obverse, or front, is the Numeral form

 

Changes have also been made to some of the core features of the bill in addition to the look and feel of the Disney Dollars of which will be discussed below. 

Since 1987 we have always seen an "important" Person on each bill.  These are Disney Characters of which primarily have been Mickey Mouse on the $1, Goofy on the $5 and Minnie Mouse on the $10.

On each bill is and insignia to the left of the Main Character on the observe of the bill.  This is typically the head of Mickey Mouse with an offset printing of the letter "D" inset.  In a few years this has changed.   s

                    

 

In addition to these changes we have also seen security feautures added to each bill, you can find more information on Security Features by selecting under the menu - What are they? > Security Features or by clicking here

One other key feature that we see on each bill is the change of the central image on the reverse side of the bill.  Typically this will be the same image in celebration of a specific event, other times each bill ($1,$5, and $10) will have a specific theme based on the year for example the Disney Resort commemorating Disneyland DisneyWorld and Disney Paris resorts.

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