Everything Santa lost. Without the wallet.

The full set of contents from the original Santa's Lost Wallet® — for a second child, for a wallet you already own, or to run it again next Christmas.

What you get

• Bank of Reindeerland notes — real banknote size, signed by Santa Claus, Chief Cashier, with serial numbers and guilloche detailing
• Santa's Flying Licence — UK-licence-sized, issued by the Flying Sleigh Licence Agency. The categories on the back are reindeer, and the lead one has a red nose
• North Pole Pay card — the number matches the one on his Frosta receipt
• Frosta coffee receipt — genuine thermal paper that darkens with heat
• Reedl Express receipt — the items on it are the ones crossed off his shopping list
• Santa's shopping list — handwritten, half crossed off, noughts and crosses on the back
• Frosta Coffee Club card — one stamp away from a free coffee
• North Pole Lotto ticket — scan it to see this year's draw
• North Pole Public Library card — scan it to see what he's been reading
• North Pole postage stamps — real peel-off stickers
• A photo of Mrs Claus
• A postcard from Santa — the next-day reveal

The postcard, and why it matters

Don't let them open it on Christmas morning. Keep it back.

A child's instinct is to want to hand the wallet back — that's the whole point. Let them do the right thing for a day, then post the postcard through your own front door the next morning. It's from Santa: he's already been given a replacement, and they may keep it. They're rewarded for their honesty.

Good to know

• The wallet is not included — this is the contents only
• Best for ages 3–10, while belief is strongest
• Novelty keepsakes throughout — the notes are clearly not legal tender and copy no real currency
• Printed and hand-packed in the UK

Santa's Lost Wallet® — the original, invented by our family in 2021.