Ok, so there is only one Disneyland "CM" or Cast Member backstamp! Maybe we'll see more in the future. Until now, it's special and we're thinking it just wouldn't be ParkPennies.com if we overlooked it.

This Elongated coin reverse or "pressed penny" backstamp was available Cast Members. Other backstamps are listed in other respective guides linked above. See also "The Disneyland Cast Member, CM, Elongated Coin Guide", "Disneyland Canceled Elongated Coins" and "Disneyland Elongated Coin Test Rolls" for additional details about coins in this "CM-R" Guide.

For an easy visual of how the guide sections make one complete Disneyland Elongated Coin Collection, ParkPennies.com offers a graphical overview of the Complete Disneyland Resorts Guide to Pressed Pennies and Elongated Coins.

Although the numismatic term is "Reverses", we use that term interchangeably with the more casual term, "Backstamp".

(Horizontal elongated coin image) DISNEYLAND ® PARK Featured on the CM0022, CM0023 and CM0024 Cast Member nickel set. (Previously featured on the DL0258_260 on-stage quarter set.)
This is a representative image of this style reverse or backstamp. However, each coin type in this set will have a slightly different reverse image as each coin type has a separate and slightly unique backstamp engraving.

(Horizontal elongated token image) 2008 DISNEYLAND ® RESORT, FACILLITES & OPERATIONS SERVICES, CAST APPRECIATION BAR-B-QUE.

Reports state that 300 unpressed "No Cash Value" arcade tokens were distributed to about 150 attendees with the option to press the tokens in the available machine at the 5/15/08 Cast Member appreciation Bar-B-Que.
The die, cut by Eurolink, misses the fine detail of hand engraved dies which makes identification of the small type face and copyright difficult. Die life planned over more than a single year, to be used with new backstamp each year.
This is the first formal use of a "token press" at the Disneyland Resort. The token provides a heavy, quality souvenir in a world of zinc, possibly soon to be copper-plated steel pennies, a welcome innovation in this collector's opinion.