The 8-die penny machine near Moana Mercantile at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort has four new 100 Years of Wonder designs replacing the 50th Anniversary designs that were in this machine and are now retired.

The 8-die penny machine inside the Emporium by the entrance door at Magic Kingdom has four new 100 Years of Wonder designs replacing the 50th Anniversary designs that were in this machine and are now retired.

The 4-die penny machine inside Sea Base Alpha Gift Shop at Epcot has four new 100 Years of Wonder designs replacing the 50th Anniversary designs that are now retired.

There was one new 100 Years of Wonder design that we weren't expecting to see. It was a new design in a machine at Animal Kingdom outside of Discovery Trading Company. This design had two different characters that we have never seen before at Disney World which we also don't normally think of being associated with Walt Disney World. The characters are Sid and Scrat from the movies Ice Age. Blue Sky Studios the creators of Ice Age was a subsidiary of 21st Century Fox which Disney acquired in March 2019. Disney has shut down Blue Sky Studios and it is unknown what will become of the characters Sid and Scrat or any of the other characters from Ice Age. Another popular movie by Blue Sky Studios was Rio so we are wondering if there will be any characters from that movie as part of the 100 Years of Wonder celebration.

Yesterday, there were nine new 100 Years of Wonder coins placed on-stage replacing the 50th Anniversary designs. Today, was a very busy day with Twenty-Five more new 100 Years of Wonder designs being placed on-stage. We will post more information soon but here are where the newest coins are located.

The 4-die Living Seas machine at Epcot that wasn't changed yesterday now has four new coins. This completes the replacement of all the 50th Anniversary coins at Epcot.

At Magic Kingdom, the 8-die machine by the entrance to the Emporium now has four new 100 Years of Wonder designs with Captain Hook, Buzz Lightyear, one design with Tinker Bell, Peter Pan and Wendy and the fourth design with Pinocchio. The other machine at the back of the Emporium and the machine at the Hall of Champions are both off-stage which means the 50th Anniversary design and those machines are now retired.

At Animal Kingdom all six machines now have new 100 years of Wonder designs replacing the 50th Anniversary designs. This completes the replacement of all the 50th Anniversary coins at Animal Kingdom.

For the resorts, the Polynesian and the Contemporary both have four new designs. The machine at Port Orleans French Quarter inside Jackson Square Gifts & Desires has a new design. Both machines at Port Orleans Riverside inside the Medicine Show Arcade both have one new design.

Below are the new 100 Years of Wonder designs at Epcot. The first machine is located inside Port of Entry. The second machine faceplate is from the 3-die machine located inside Disney Traders. The third machine is inside The Fjording gift shop at Norway's World Showcase and the last 100 Years of Wonder design is located at International Gateway inside the gift shop World Traveler.

Below are the new 100 Years of Wonder designs at Hollywood Studios. The first machine is located inside Oscar's Super Service and the 4-die machine with four new 100 Years of Wonder designs is located at Hollywood Junction.

The time has come to remove all of the 50th Anniversary designs and replace or add new 100 Years of Wonder designs. As of today, the 4-die Hollywood Junction machine with four 50th Anniversary designs and the Oscar's Super Service machine with one design have all been replaced with 100 Years of Wonder designs.

At Epcot, all the machines with 50th Anniversary designs have all been replaced except for the 4-die Living Seas machine. Disney Traders, Port of Entry, Norway and International Gateway machines all have new designs.

We will be posting more information and pictures soon.

A new 8-die preloaded penny machine has been placed on-stage at Disney's Riviera Resort. This machine first appeared December 10, 2019 but was only on-stage for one day when the resort was about ready to open. Unfortunately, the day the machine was first placed on-stage it was for a media event and it was not available to the general public. The machine had already been pulled when the resort did open on December 20, 2019.

Over three years later the machine has finally been placed back on-stage and it is now available to get.

In 2011 a vertical design with Jack Jack appeared at Hollywood Studios. Shortly after this design was placed on-stage, we noticed a small dimple that started appearing at the bottom of the coin when pressed. As time went on the size of this defect got much larger. In 2016 this defective die was moved to Disney Traders at Epcot where it has remained until now.

This Jack Jack design has finally been removed and replaced with an Epcot Chip & Dale design that was originally at The Land near the Garden Grill Restaurant that has been off-stage since September 2019.