Obverse Photo

Reverse Photo

Cat #

Town/City

Obverse Content
(Reverse Content)
[Token and Text Colour]

Notes

 Type 

 Shape 

 Size 

 Rarity 

4500 p

Regina

W.H. Frederickson Phone No. 19 Ring 12 Regina
(Good For 1 Pint Milk)

William Frederickson, living on the outskirts of Regina, started delivering milk around 1912. Tokens were issued around this time as the phone number shows up in the telephone directories from June 1912 to January 1914. in the June 1917 the name is missing.

 

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4500 q

Regina

W.H. Frederickson Phone No. 19 Ring 12 Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)

William Frederickson, living on the outskirts of Regina, started delivering milk around 1912. Tokens were issued around this time as the phone number shows up in the telephone directories from June 1912 to January 1914. in the June 1917 the name is missing.

 

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4510 p

Regina

Highland Park Dairy Thomas Leech
(Good for 1 Pint Milk)

 

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4510 q

Regina

Highland Park Dairy Thomas Leech
(Good For 1 Quart)

Thomas Leech, a dairyman in the Old Country, started a dairy in Regina in 1905 and started delivering milk in the spring of 1906. At this time milk was delivered in bulk and measured at the door. In 1908, Leech brought in quart bottles and started delivering the milk already bottled, the first to do this in the area. Tokens were issued about this time and it is believed that a pint token was also used. Thomas Leech sold the dairy in 1928.

"DAIRY" on obverse is curved.

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4510 q1

Regina

Highland Park Dairy Thomas Leech
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)

Thomas Leech, a dairyman in the Old Country, started a dairy in Regina in 1905 and started delivering milk in the spring of 1906. At this time milk was delivered in bulk and measured at the door. In 1908, Leech brought in quart bottles and started delivering the milk already bottled, the first to do this in the area. Tokens were issued about this time and it is believed that a pint token was also used. Thomas Leech sold the dairy in 1928.

- "THOMAS LEECH" text is smaller than on 4510q.
- "DAIRY" on obverse is straight.

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4511 q

Regina

Highland Park Dairy Phone 5324 Ring 3 Thomas Leech
(Good For 1 Quart)

Thomas Leech, a dairyman in the Old Country, started a dairy in Regina in 1905 and started delivering milk in the spring of 1906. At this time milk was delivered in bulk and measured at the door. In 1908, Leech brought in quart bottles and started delivering the milk already bottled, the first to do this in the area. Tokens were issued about this time and it is believed that a pint token was also used. Thomas Leech sold the dairy in 1928.

This example has been cut down from its original size

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4519 q

Regina

Lakeview Dairy Regina Sask.
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)

 

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4520 p

Regina

Lakeview Dairy Co.
(Good For 1 Pint Of Milk)

A. R. Murray and J. W. Fraser changed the name of the dairy in 1912 (see Murray & Fraser) to Lakeview Dairy. In 1914 John Fraser purchased his partner's share but sold a year later to the Capital Dairy with R. D. Shaw as president.

 

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4520 p1

Regina

Lakeview Dairy Co.
(Good For 1 Pint))

A. R. Murray and J. W. Fraser changed the name of the dairy in 1912 (see Murray & Fraser) to Lakeview Dairy. In 1914 John Fraser purchased his partner's share but sold a year later to the Capital Dairy with R. D. Shaw as president.

 

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4530 g

Regina

Mackay Farm Dairy Co. Regina, Sask.
(Good For 10¢ When Returned With Bottle)

In 1912, D. G. and F. L. MacKay, general store operators in Indian Head, purchased a section of land close to town and in 1914 started the MacKay Farm Dairy. As they produced more milk than was needed in that area, they opened a branch in Regina at 2222 - 11th Avenue with R. J. Brown as manager in 1916. The venture was not as profitable as expected so the outlet was closed in the fall of 1918.

 

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9

4535 x

Regina

Mcnabb's Regina
(Good For One Tune)

 

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10

4540 p

Regina

Murray & Fraser Regina, Sask.
(Good For 1 Pint Of Milk)

Arthur Murray and John Fraser started their dairy in 1910 and for some reason changed the name to Lakeview Dairy in 1912.

 

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8

4540 q

Regina

 

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4550 p

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd Regina Sask
(Good For 1 Pint Standard Milk)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

In 1953 these tokens were ordered for use in Regina but for some reason the red token was not used at all. These tokens were withdrawn in 1960 when the 4551 series tokens were issued.

holed

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4550 p1

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd Regina Sask
(Good For 1 Pint Creamex)
[Black token color, White lettering]

In 1953 these tokens were ordered for use in Regina but for some reason the red token was not used at all. These tokens were withdrawn in 1960 when the 4551 series tokens were issued.

holed

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4

4550 q

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd Regina Sask
(Good For 1 Quart Standard Milk)
[Green token color, White lettering]

In 1953 these tokens were ordered for use in Regina but for some reason the red token was not used at all. These tokens were withdrawn in 1960 when the 4551 series tokens were issued.

holed

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4

4550 q1

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd Regina Sask
(Good For 1 Quart Homo Milk)
[Red token color, White lettering]

In 1953 these tokens were ordered for use in Regina but for some reason the red token was not used at all. These tokens were withdrawn in 1960 when the 4551 series tokens were issued.

holed

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4551 k

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For Two Quart '98')
[White token color, Black lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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1

4551 k1

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For Two Quart Homo)
[Red token color, White lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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1

4551 k2

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 2 Quart Sunnyvale 2%)
[White token color, Black lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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1

4551 p

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Pint Cereal Cream)
[Black token color, White lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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4

4551 q

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Quart Standard Milk)
[Green token color, White lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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4

4551 q1

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For One Quart Skim)
[Black token color, White lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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1

4551 q2

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Quart Homo Milk)
[Red token color, White lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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1

4551 q3

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Quart Sunnyvale)
[White token color, Black lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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1

4551 q4

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Quart Skim Milk)
[Black token color, White lettering]

See 4550. Tokens were issued in 1960.

holed

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1

4551 q5

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Quart Skim Milk)
[Black token color, White lettering]

Holed, Variety of 4551 q4 - rev text different

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4551 q6

Regina

Palm Dairies Ltd. Regina Made In USA
(Good For One Quart Skim)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

holed, Variety of 4551q1 (Colour is different)

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4570 p

Regina

Regina Gaol
(Good For 1 Pint Of Milk)

Tokens were issued in 1921 for use by the personnel in purchasing milk from the Gaol Dairy. Milk was delivered to the six cottages on the grounds by the inmates and they were responsible for collecting the tokens and returning then to the dairy. They could be bought at 30 for $1.00 in 1921 and in 1928 it was changed to 20 for $1.00. Their use was discontinued in 1950. (Note GAOL was the previous spelling for JAIL)

 

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4570 p1

Regina

Regina Gaol
(Good For 1 Pint Of Milk)

Tokens were issued in 1921 for use by the personnel in purchasing milk from the Gaol Dairy. Milk was delivered to the six cottages on the grounds by the inmates and they were responsible for collecting the tokens and returning then to the dairy. They could be bought at 30 for $1.00 in 1921 and in 1928 it was changed to 20 for $1.00. Their use was discontinued in 1950. (Note GAOL was the previous spelling for JAIL)

 

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4570 p2

Regina

Regina Jail
(Good For 1 Pint Of Milk)

Tokens were issued in 1921 for use by the personnel in purchasing milk from the Gaol Dairy. Milk was delivered to the six cottages on the grounds by the inmates and they were responsible for collecting the tokens and returning then to the dairy. They could be bought at 30 for $1.00 in 1921 and in 1928 it was changed to 20 for $1.00. Their use was discontinued in 1950. (Note GAOL was the previous spelling for JAIL)

 

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5

4580 m

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For Half Pint Coffee Cream)
[Black token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4

4580 n

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For Half Pint Creamilk)
[Yellow token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4

4580 p

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Pint Creamilk)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4

4580 p1

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Pint Milk)
[Green token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4

4580 p2

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Pint Milk.)
[Green token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

 

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4580 q

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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5

4580 q1

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

Heavier letters, holed

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4

4580 q2

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Homo Milk)
[Yellow token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4

4580 q3

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)
[Obv Dark-Green, Rev Maroon token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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10

4580 q4

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

Holed.
Variant of 4580 q.

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4580 q5

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

Heavier letters, holed.
Variant of 4580 q1

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4580 q6

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

Heavier letters, holed.
Variant of 4580 q1 and 4580 q5.

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3

4581 p

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H O. Regina
(Good For 1 Pint Creamilk)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4581 p1

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H O Regina
(Good For 1 Pint Creamilk)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4581 q

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Qt. 2% Partly Skimmed Milk)
[Black token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

 

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3

4581 q1

Regina

Sask. Co-Op Creamery Ltd. H.O. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Quart Homo Milk)
[Red token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

 

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4581 q2

Regina

Sask. Co-Op Creamery Ltd. H.O. Regina Made In USA
(Good For 1 Quart 2% Partly Skimmed Milk)
[Black token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

Not holed
(but one example has been found which was obviously holed after production. Quantity of holed tokens is unknown)
Click here to view holed example

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4581 q3

Regina

Sask Co-Op Cry. Ltd. H.O. Regina
(Good For 1 Quart Milk)
[Maroon token color, White lettering]

Tokens were first issued in 1953 for the branches that wished to use them, 14 branches used the tokens but Regina, Saskatoon and Wadena did not. More tokens were issued in 1954 so that all of the series of 4580 were in use. In 1965 some of the tokens were discontinued and in 1968 they started to place the series 4581 in use and all of the former issue were withdrawn. At the time of this printing only the four tokens were in use, as can be noted by the R1.

holed

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4583 t

Regina

Co-Op Dairy Producers Social Club
(uniface)
[Orange token color, Black lettering]

 

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4590 q

Regina

Westwood Dairy R.F. Stone & Sons Regina
(Good For 1 Quart)

 

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10

4605 t

Regina

Winter Classic
(Lite On Ice)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

 

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1

4607 t

Regina

A.N.A.F. Vets Regina, 1 Drink]
([Uniface])
[Yellow token color, Black lettering]

 

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1

4612 t

Regina

C.P. Rail Credit Union Regina
(25Th Anniversary 1954-1979)
[Dark-Red token color, White lettering]

 

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1

4615 t

Regina

Can. Western Agribition Regina No Cash Value
(Always Coca-Cola)

 

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1

4619 t

Regina

Saskatchewan Roughriders (Great Western Breweries Logo) Rider Pride
(Intergold)

In 1993 Great Western Breweries entered into a 3 year partnership with the Saskatchewan Roughriders to supply beer at Taylor Field for all home games. A year later Great Western announced that due to financial difficulties they had to pull out of the partnership deal with the football club. All indications are that this is a beer token used at the football games at Taylor field for the 1993 season only.

 

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7

4620 t

Regina

Saskatchewan Roughriders (Rider Helmet)(Molsons Logo) Take Care-Molson
(Intergold)

 

B

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24

1

4620 t1

Regina

Saskatchewan Roughriders (Rider Helmet) Token
(Sunburst Pattern)

 

B

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24

1

4620 t2

Regina

{Sask Roughriders Logo} over radial lines
(uniface with radial lines)

 

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23

5

4621 t

Regina

Grey Cup 1995 Saskatchewan {CFL logo}
(Huddle Up In Saskatchewan HH)

 

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24

1

4625 f

Regina

Regina Coin Club Good For 25¢ Regina, Sask.
(6Th. Coin - O - Rama Oct. 6 1962 Saskatchewan House)

 

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1

4630 c

Regina

Keg'N Cleaver Regina Saskatoon
(The Keg-Sized Dollar Good For $2 Worth Of The Keg'N Cleaver Experience Enjoy It)

Also attributed to Saskatoon - Cat # 5672c

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5

Regina

4630 d

Keg 'N Cleaver Steak And Lobster
(The Keg 'N Cleaver Dollar / $1 / Good for $1. Worth of the Keg "n Cleaver Experience / Enjoy It)

Also attributed to Saskatoon - Cat # 5672d

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5

4633 t

Regina

{1992 Labatt Brier Logo} March 8-15 1992
(Garnett Campbell Brier Champion 1955)

 

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1

4633 t1

Regina

{1992 Labatt Brier Logo} March 8-15 1992
(Ernie Richardson Brier Champion 1959-60 62-63)

 

B

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1

4633 t2

Regina

{1992 Labatt Brier Logo} March 8-15 1992
(Harvey Mazinke Brier Champion 1973)

 

B

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1

4633 t3

Regina

{1992 Labatt Brier Logo} March 8-15 1992
(Rick Folk Brier Champion 1980)

 

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