Cross collectibles can be rare finds. Philatelic Numismatic Combinations, PNC’s, sometimes contain Disneyland elongated coin gems! The pictures above are examples of some PNC’s that were issued featuring Disneyland "Wannabe" coins. (Full descriptions, images and guide numbers from the ParkPennies DW Disneyland Wannabe Guide can be view at the bottom of this page.)
There are also three "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot. Gunther PNC’s commemoratives shown above. They are Disneyland’s 35th Birthday, Mickey’s 60th Birthday and Snow White’s 50th. The Disneyland 35th and Mickey Mouse 60th share the same DW0007, Mickey’s 60th Birthday coin. (As do some other "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot. Gunther PNC’s not shown.) When a single coin is shared by several PNC’s, The Guide will list the coin only once and it is given a single number because there was just one die. To see the Mickey Mouse 60th ec up close, click here: DW0007 nickel variation DW0007n quarter variation DW0007q. There is also an "e" for Eurolink Design Corporation replaces the dot nearest the center of the gripper slot. Gunther Snow White 50th PNC shown. It features Snow White and the seven dwarfs all on the same coin!It was issued for the 50TH ANNIVERSARY of Snow White, the animated Disney motion picture, in 1987. As you can see, the Snow White PNC is much like the Mickey Mouse PNC’s in design and was also issued with coin denominations of penny, nickel, dime, and quarter. Yes, I have a scan of the penny for you here: DW0005. Values are all over for these PNC’s ranging from about $20.00 up to a few hundred dollars each. The nickel, dime and quarter Mickey Mouse 60th are at the higher end of the range with the Pan Art postcard and Mickey Mouse 60th zinc cent still today’s bargains in my humble opinion.
(Horizontal image) PANART 1970, originally affixed to a Disneyland Hotel post card to announce an event held at the Disneyland Hotel. First elongated coin to be associated with Disneyland. A convention of the Society of Philatelists and Numismatics was held at the Disneyland Hotel. Commemorating this event an elongated penny was attached to a Disneyland Hotel post card, stamped with a SPAN logo,given a 5-cent stamp, hand canceled and sent to convention participants. Each PNC was serial numbered. Approximately 500 made. Nickel Tour PostCard Guide Number NT1132
Click the image to view this example of the Philatelic Numismatic Combination (PNC) cover that held
the Adam Cool Mickey Mouse pressed cent from 1978. This cent was pressed not rolled between rollers as shown by the reverse of the coin.
(Horizontal image) SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS 1937 50TH
ANNIVERSARY 1987, outline of Snow & dwarfs, FB. This die was made by Frank Brazzell. (The small
initials "FB" on the coin are his.) Coins were used/issued/sold by Ewell Gunther in stamp and coin sets (philatelic/numismatic (PNC) sets) that were made in low numbers for collectors. Coins were probably not Disney ordered, authorized or sanctioned. Status of the die is unknown.
(Vertical image) SNOW WHITE, MOVIE PREMIERED 1937Penny variation DW0006 Vertical elongated coin or pressed penny image. SNOW WHITE, MOVIE PREMIERED 1937, Snow White head
and shoulders, full face, SOC. Die designed by Jess Kirby of Stamps On Coins (SOC).
Rolled by Ray Dillard for Jess Kirby on cents, nickels, dimes, quarters,
halves and Susan B. dollars. In addition the die has been rolled on
foreign coins, brass blanks, etc. First used in 1987. Later rolls have
been made, often with stained reverses, on many different types of coins.
Die status unknown.
(Horizontal image) MICKEY MOUSE, NOV. 18, 1988, 60TH BIRTHDAY,
Mickey Mouse standing facing right, left hand extended, FB. Frank Brazzell made this die. (The small initials
"FB" on the coin are his.) Coins were used/issued/sold by Ewell Gunther in
stamp and coin sets or Philatelic Numismatic Combinations, PNC sets. They were made and issued in low numbers for collectors. Coins were probably not Disney ordered, authorized or sanctioned. It has been reported that the die was broken during use.
See an example of the
Philatelic Numismatic Combination (PNC) that held
the Mickey Mouse DW0007 series coins listed here and used in a few different PNC covers. Mickey’s 60th Birthday (1988) PNC cover example shown here.
See an example of the
Philatelic Numismatic Combination (PNC) that held
the Mickey Mouse DW0007 series coins listed here and used in a few different PNC covers. Disneyland’s 35th (1990) PNC cover example shown here.
(Horizontal image) THE MIGHTY DUCKS OCT. 13 1993 FIRST VICTORY, FB,
hockey player in Dusks mask. Frank Brazzell made this die. (The small initials "FB" on the coin are his.) Coins were used/issued/sold by Ewell Gunther in stamp and coin
sets or Philatelic Numismatic Combinations, PNC sets. They were made and
issued in low numbers for collectors. Coins were probably not Disney
ordered, authorized or sanctioned. Estimated 250 pennies were
made.
View an example of the
Philatelic Numismatic Combination (PNC) that held the Mighty Ducks coins listed here. Coins were used in a few different PNC’s. 1997 issue shown here.
Virtual Prize Game Card
Disneyland
Retro Penny Press Virtual Magic Kingdom
Online Game
Circa 2005-2008
Just for fun I had to add this cool game card. :-) Click on the images to view / read a much larger image with the game details. Happy collecting, Boomer.
To see the Pan Art coin up close just click here: 
