Here is a wonderful 1987 $1 Disney Dollar – Block A, one of the earliest and most historically important notes from the very first year Disney Dollars were introduced. The front features Waving Mickey Mouse, a classic early‑park design that captures the cheerful, welcoming spirit of Disneyland’s original character artwork. The reverse displays Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, the iconic centerpiece of Disneyland and one of the most recognizable symbols in Disney history.
This note is stamped, making it significantly more desirable than standard 1987 issues. It carries both a postage stamp and the official “Serving the Golden Anniversary – Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs” cancellation stamp, tying this note directly to a special commemorative event. First‑year stamped Disney Dollars are extremely scarce, especially those tied to major Disney anniversaries. These event‑marked notes were only available in limited quantities and were often handled or displayed, making surviving examples highly collectible.
This note is in slightly circulated condition, with the only sign of wear being a single fold on one corner. Despite this minor flaw, the note retains strong color, clean paper, and excellent overall eye appeal. For a 1987 stamped note, this level of preservation is impressive—most stamped first‑year notes show heavy handling from the event, making lightly circulated examples like this far more desirable than typical survivors.
The Block A print run is especially sought after among early Disney Dollar collectors due to its first‑year status, strong print quality, and historical importance. Combined with the Snow White Golden Anniversary cancellation stamp, this note represents one of the most collectible and meaningful early Disney Dollars ever produced.
This is a premium early‑era Disney Dollar: first‑year issue, classic Mickey design, castle reverse, rare commemorative cancellation stamp, and preserved in attractive lightly circulated condition. Whether you’re building a Disney Dollar set, expanding a Mickey‑themed collection, or securing a piece with exceptional historical significance, this note delivers rarity, character, and long‑term collector appeal.
A rare opportunity to add a 1987 stamped first‑year Disney Dollar to your collection—these are extremely scarce and highly prized, especially with event markings.