DO0001 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. Woodie and Buzz Lightyear, PIXAR "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot, © DISNEY/PIXAR, dot border. This Disney copyrighted coin was not in or adjacent to any Disney park.

DO0002 Horizontal Disney off-site pressed penny image. Marlin and Nemo PIXAR, "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot, © DISNEY/PIXAR, dot border. This Disney copyrighted coin was not in or adjacent to any Disney park.

DO0003 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. James P. Sullivan also known as Sulley and Mike Wazowski, PIXAR "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot, © DISNEY/PIXAR, dot border. This Disney copyrighted coin was not in or adjacent to any Disney park.

DO0004 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. Mickey, DISNEY QUEST CHICAGO, "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot, © DISNEY, dot border.
Research by Dee D. provided an opening date of June 16, 1999 and a closing date in September of 2001 for the Disney Quest, Chicago. According to a Disney source, the "assets" were destroyed at the time of closing.

DO0005 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. Minnie, DISNEY QUEST CHICAGO, "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot, © DISNEY, dot border. Research by Dee D. provided an opening date of June 16, 1999 and a closing date in September of 2001 for the Disney Quest, Chicago. According to a Disney source, the "assets" were destroyed at the time of closing.

DO0006 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. Pluto, DISNEY QUEST CHICAGO, "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot, © DISNEY, dot border. Research by Dee D. provided an opening date of June 16, 1999 and a closing date in September of 2001 for the Disney Quest, Chicago. According to a Disney source, the "assets" were destroyed at the time of closing.

DO0007 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. © DISNEY, Minnie and Mickey Mouse sharing a ice cream soda while sitting at a small table, DISNEY'S SODA FOUNTAIN AND STUDIO STORE, HOLLYWOOD, dot border. The hand crank four die machine located at The Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store in Hollywood, CA., was reported by Don, William, and Benjamin B. on July 18, 2009.

DO0008 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. Stitch holding a star with a silhouette outline of Mickey, © DISNEY, dot border. The hand crank four die machine located at The Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store in Hollywood, CA., was reported by Don, William, and Benjamin B. on July 18, 2009.

DO0009 Horizontal Disney off-site pressed penny image. Chip N Dale holding a marquee that reads: "THE EL CAPITAN", "HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD!", © DISNEY, HOLLYWOOD CA., dot border. The hand crank four die machine located at The Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store in Hollywood, CA., was reported by Don, William, and Benjamin B. on July 18, 2009.

DO0010 Vertical Disney off-site pressed penny image. Tinker Bell waving her wand over the words "HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA, © DISNEY, dot border. The hand crank four die machine located at The Disney's Soda Fountain and Studio Store in Hollywood, CA., was reported by Don, William, and Benjamin B. on July 18, 2009.

DO0011 Vertical elongated nickel DISNEYLAND, Fireman Mickey Mouse in fireman's protective suit, ax in hand, © DISNEY, no border. Replaced the CM0029, same obverse die with larger backstamp. First backstage 3/26/10 removed from last location around 5/7/10.
Backstamp: Small Type II Mickey Mouse classic pose, Disney VoluntEars, DISNEY -small ABC logo- ESPN.
Before this machine was moved to Company D on 4/9/10, it was available inside the Disneyland Resort, to Cast Members only. Therefore this set of coins was first listed in the Disneyland Cast Member and Special Events elongated coin guide as CM0032, CM0033, and CM0034.

We do not think this three dimensional engraving was done by Eurolink or in house at the Disneyland Arcade Shop.
This machine moved from location to location. Nickels baring this new, smaller backstamp were first located backstage near the Eat-Ticket Restaurant, Team Disney Anaheim, (Disneyland), on 3/26/10. On about 4/2/10 the machine was moved to a new backstage location, The DCA Cafe, in Disney's California Adventure. On about 4/9/10 the machine was found outside the park just inside the entrance to Company D, the Disneyland Cast Members' store. Cast Members and polite members of the general public were permitted to press coins at this location until around 5/7/10.
The three die nickel press was placed by Disney VoluntEars Fund to support American Red Cross Disaster Relief, Haiti, just after the Haiti earthquake. Robert Hoff of ParkPennies.com was told by trusted sources that the cost of a pressed nickel in this set, at all locations, was a donation of 25 cents or more up to $1.25 plus the nickel to be pressed.

DO0012 Vertical elongated nickel DISNEYLAND, Nurse Minnie Mouse in Nurse uniform, © DISNEY, no border. Replaced the CM0030, same obverse die with larger backstamp. First backstage 3/26/10 removed from last location around 5/7/10.
Backstamp: Small Type II Mickey Mouse classic pose, Disney VoluntEars, DISNEY -small ABC logo- ESPN.
Before this machine was moved to Company D on 4/9/10, it was available inside the Disneyland Resort, to Cast Members only. Therefore this set of coins was first listed in the Disneyland Cast Member and Special Events elongated coin guide as CM0032, CM0033, and CM0034.

We do not think this three dimensional engraving was done by Eurolink or in house at the Disneyland Arcade Shop.
This machine moved from location to location. Nickels baring this new, smaller backstamp were first located backstage near the Eat-Ticket Restaurant, Team Disney Anaheim, (Disneyland), on 3/26/10. On about 4/2/10 the machine was moved to a new backstage location, The DCA Cafe, in Disney's California Adventure. On about 4/9/10 the machine was found outside the park just inside the entrance to Company D, the Disneyland Cast Members' store. Cast Members and polite members of the general public were permitted to press coins at this location until around 5/7/10.
The three die nickel press was placed by Disney VoluntEars Fund to support American Red Cross Disaster Relief, Haiti, just after the Haiti earthquake. Robert Hoff of ParkPennies.com was told by trusted sources that the cost of a pressed nickel in this set, at all locations, was a donation of 25 cents or more up to $1.25 plus the nickel to be pressed.

DO0013 Horizontal elongated nickel DISNEYLAND, Fireman Donald Duck in fireman's protective suit, ax in hand, © DISNEY, no border. Replaced the CM0031, same obverse die with larger backstamp. First backstage 3/26/10 removed from last location around 5/7/10.
Backstamp: Small Type II Mickey Mouse classic pose, Disney VoluntEars, DISNEY -small ABC logo- ESPN.
Before this machine was moved to Company D on 4/9/10, it was available inside the Disneyland Resort, to Cast Members only. Therefore this set of coins was first listed in the Disneyland Cast Member and Special Events elongated coin guide as CM0032, CM0033, and CM0034.

We do not think this three dimensional engraving was done by Eurolink or in house at the Disneyland Arcade Shop.
This machine moved from location to location. Nickels baring this new, smaller backstamp were first located backstage near the Eat-Ticket Restaurant, Team Disney Anaheim, (Disneyland), on 3/26/10. On about 4/2/10 the machine was moved to a new backstage location, The DCA Cafe, in Disney's California Adventure. On about 4/9/10 the machine was found outside the park just inside the entrance to Company D, the Disneyland Cast Members' store. Cast Members and polite members of the general public were permitted to press coins at this location until around 5/7/10.
The three die nickel press was placed by Disney VoluntEars Fund to support American Red Cross Disaster Relief, Haiti, just after the Haiti earthquake. Robert Hoff of ParkPennies.com was told by trusted sources that the cost of a pressed nickel in this set, at all locations, was a donation of 25 cents or more up to $1.25 plus the nickel to be pressed.

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Editor's note: We are often reminded that the preferred numismatic term is "Elongated Coins". However, as the rebellious, risk taking, devil may care ParkPennies.com contributors that we are, temptation often gets the better of us. As a result, you may see the more casual, fun terms like: pressed pennies, flattened pennies, crushed pennies, squashed pennies, rolled pennies, mashed pennies, smashed pennies, stamped pennies, squished pennies, smushed pennies, stretched pennies, memory pennies, keepsake pennies, flat pennies, and souvenir medallions to describe these fun penny souvenirs.