Scrooge Pins and Buttons

Description: A quick design.

Description: Pen & ink drawing by Michael L. Peters of Alastair Sim, as Ebenezer Scrooge in the 1951 film adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol

Description: The bank of Scrooge is always open!

Description: I like money.

Description: From the movie A Christmas Carol

Description: Happy Scrooge Face

Description: Probably pretty good at their job if I'm being honest.

Description: scrooge, ebenezer scrooge, christmas, xmas, holidays, new year, ghosts, christmas gift, present, beard, actor, play

Description: Show off your love for classic literature with this Scrooge and Marley financial services themed graphic. Perfect for fans of old stories and timeless tales! Est. 1843.

Description: "Air McDuck" is a collaboration with Barbadifuoco.

Description: scrooge mcduck in hopestyle design

Description: Scrooge McDuck

Description: The most famous duck in the world

Description: I hope you like it! :)

Description: Mine, mine! All mine!

Description: A Christmas Carol snowglobe

Description: Rich Uncle Scrooge

Description: Scrooge Mcduck's new jewels

Description: Uncle Scrooge!

Description: Scrooge Evolutions

Description: The wealthiest duck in Duckburg posing proudly with his massive bags of gold and cash.

Description: Ebenezer has just seen the Spirit of Christmas Future and boy are his arms tired (I mean, he's very scared).

Description: To celebrate the holidays we have a new design with the words of Ebenezer Scrooge- Bah Humbug!

Description: Scrooge and Marley’s Ghost

Description: A Christmas Carol Movie Poster

Description: Bah, humbug!

Description: Probably pretty good at their job if I'm being honest.

Description: From DuckTales.

Description: "I made my fortune by being smarter than the smarties and tougher than the toughies." -Scrooge McDuck

Description: Scrooge Mcducks First Dime

Description: REPUBLICANS Cheer For Scrooge

Description: Charles Dickens has nothing on you. BAH! HUMBUG!!!!!

Description: The two most rich characters, Uncle Pennybags and uncle Scrooge.

Description: Bah Humbug

Description: Probably pretty good at their job if I'm being honest.

Description: Nobody throws a holiday party like the Ghost of Christmas Present. This is one of my favorite moments from the 1970 Scrooge musical with Albert Finney. It's at the top of my must-see list every Christmas.