Obverse Photo

Reverse Photo

Cat #

Town/City

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

Notes

 Type 

 Shape 

 Size 

 Rarity 

4635 t

Regina

Tim Hortons Brier Regina 2006
(Curling From Coast To Coast BC AB)

 

B

R

29

1

4635 t1

Regina

Tim Hortons Brier Regina 2006
(Curling From Coast To Coast SK MB)

 

B

R

29

1

4635 t2

Regina

Tim Hortons Brier Regina 2006
(Curling From Coast To Coast ON NOnt)

 

B

R

29

1

4635 t3

Regina

Tim Hortons Brier Regina 2006
(Curling From Coast To Coast PQ NB)

 

B

R

29

1

4635 t4

Regina

Tim Hortons Brier Regina 2006
(Curling From Coast To Coast NL NS PE)

 

B

R

29

1

4635 t5

Regina

Tim Hortons Brier Regina 2006
(Honorary Chair Sam Richardson)

 

B

R

29

1

4640 t

Regina

{Canada Games Logo} Regina 2005
(No Limits Sans Limites)

 

B

R

29

1

4644 t

Regina

Scotties Tournament Of Hearts Heart Gras
(Sandra Schmirler-Jan Betker-Joan Mccusker-Marcia Gudereit-Atina Ford-Anita Ford 1998 Gold)

 

N

R

30

1

4700 h

Regina

Assinboia Club 5 In Service
(uniface)

The Assiniboia Club was formed in 1882 to supply a social and recreational center for the business executive. In 1950, after renovating their premises on Victoria Avenue, they found themselves constantly short of change in the billiard room so tokens were issued. A game of billiards cost 2O cents and a game of 'pea pool' cost 5 cents payable in tokens only. Tokens were used until 1954 and then discontinued. At the next audit of the books all tokens on hand were ordered destroyed.

 

A

R

20

6

4710 m

Regina

Best By Test Phone 92913
(Good For 1 Gal Coal Oil)

P. R. Perry started delivering oil in 1917 and in 1931 issued tokens to handle relief orders, issue 500. Discontinued the tokens in 1935 and the business in 1959, at which time he was the only oil peddlar on the streets of Regina. E. Hammersley helped Mr. Perry deliver oil from 1915 to 1929, and then started on his own. He still used the Perry home as his office and the same phone number. He also used the Perry tokens but discontinued business in 1934.

 

A

R

25

4

4720 m

Regina

G.F. Blaxall Phone 8253
(Good For One Gallon Coal Oil)

George Blaxall was in the oil delivering business when the depression hit the West. At this time the Regina Relief Department issued vouchers to the recipients, for heating and cooking 'good for 8 gallons'. On delivering oil to the customer, the voucher was collected and tokens given for the amount not taken, so tokens were issued in 1931, he also had a paper ticket 'good for two gallons'. He only used the tokens during the depression and could not remember what happened to the tokens on hand. Business was sold in 1946.

 

A

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19

8

4720 n

Regina

G.F. Blaxall
(Good For 2 Gallons Coal Oil)

George Blaxall was in the oil delivering business when the depression hit the West. At this time the Regina Relief Department issued vouchers to the recipients, for heating and cooking 'good for 8 gallons'. On delivering oil to the customer, the voucher was collected and tokens given for the amount not taken, so tokens were issued in 1931, he also had a paper ticket 'good for two gallons'. He only used the tokens during the depression and could not remember what happened to the tokens on hand. Business was sold in 1946.

 

A

R

28

9

4722 t

Regina

Callies Bar Token Regina
(Uniface)

 

P

R

25

1

4725 t

Regina

Regina Elks No. 9 45th Provincial Conference
(uniface)
[White token color, Black lettering]

Issued by the Regina Elks when they hosted the provincial conference June 9-10-11, 1974, which was held at the Regina Inn. Issue 1,000.

 

P

R

35

2

4727 m

Regina

Carnauba (Esso Logo) 'Hot' Wax
(Cire Chaude (Esso Logo) Carnauba)

A number of Esso stations that had a car wash started using these tokens in 1975. Apparently they were issued to stations all across Canada.

 

B

R

24

1

4727 n

Regina

Wash Esso 'N Wax
(Lavage Esso & Cirage)

A number of Esso stations that had a car wash started using these tokens in 1975. Apparently they were issued to stations all across Canada.

 

AL

R

21

1

4727 n1

Regina

{Esso Logo} Car Wash
(uniface)

A number of Esso stations that had a car wash started using these tokens in 1975. Apparently they were issued to stations all across Canada.

 

B

R

24

1

4727 x

Regina

Wash {Esso Logo} Only
(Lavage {Esso Logo} Seulement)

A number of Esso stations that had a car wash started using these tokens in 1975. Apparently they were issued to stations all across Canada.

 

AL

R

17

1

4730 e

Regina

Food Land 1794 Hamilton St. Regina
(Good For 50¢ In Trade)

Sam Krivel started the Foodland store in 1929 and tokens were issued in 1932 for ease in handling relief orders. If the recipient did not trade out all the relief voucher the balance was given in tokens. Tokens were used until 1936 and then discontinued.

 

A

R

32

10

4730 f

Regina

Food Land 1794 Hamilton St. Regina
(Good For 25¢ In Trade)

Sam Krivel started the Foodland store in 1929 and tokens were issued in 1932 for ease in handling relief orders. If the recipient did not trade out all the relief voucher the balance was given in tokens. Tokens were used until 1936 and then discontinued.

 

A

R

28

7

4730 g

Regina

Food Land 1794 Hamilton St. Regina
(Good For 10¢ In Trade)

Sam Krivel started the Foodland store in 1929 and tokens were issued in 1932 for ease in handling relief orders. If the recipient did not trade out all the relief voucher the balance was given in tokens. Tokens were used until 1936 and then discontinued.

 

A

R

25

8

4730 h

Regina

Food Land 1794 Hamilton St. Regina
(Good For 5 Cts. Trade)

Sam Krivel started the Foodland store in 1929 and tokens were issued in 1932 for ease in handling relief orders. If the recipient did not trade out all the relief voucher the balance was given in tokens. Tokens were used until 1936 and then discontinued.

 

A

R

22

8

4730 j

Regina

Food Land 1794 Hamilton St. Regina
(Good For 1¢ In Trade)

Sam Krivel started the Foodland store in 1929 and tokens were issued in 1932 for ease in handling relief orders. If the recipient did not trade out all the relief voucher the balance was given in tokens. Tokens were used until 1936 and then discontinued.

 

A

R

19

9

4735 m

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store {Image Of Sundae} We Treat You Right ! T.M.
(Good For One (Regular 5 Ounce Size) Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)

 

A

R

39

1

4735 m1

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating {Dairy Queen Logo} We Treat You Right T.M.
(Good For One (Regular 5 Ounce Size) Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)
[Grey token color, Grey lettering]

Small raised letters

P

R

40

1

4735 m2

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store {Dairy Queen Logo} We Treat You Right ! T.M.
(Good For One Regular 5 Ounce Size Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)
[Grey token color, Grey lettering]

Medium raised letters

P

R

40

1

4735 m3

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store {Dairy Queen Logo} We Treat You Right ! T.M.
(Good For One Regular 5 Ounce Size Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)
[Grey token color, Silver lettering]

Heavy raised letters

P

R

40

1

4735 m4

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store {Image Of Sundae} We Treat You Right ! T.M.
(Good For One (Regular 5 Ounce Size) Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)

 

A

R

39

1

4735 m5

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store {Image Of Sundae} We Treat You Right ! T.M.
(Good For One Regular 5 Oz. Size Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat Or Blizzard Flavor Treat)

 

A

R

39

1

4735 m6

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store {Dairy Queen Logo} We Treat You Right ! T.M.
(Good For One Regular 5 Ounce Size Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)
[Grey token color, Grey lettering]

Small raised letters

P

R

39

1

4735 m7

Regina

Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store {Dairy Queen Logo} We Treat You Right ! T.M.
(Good For One Regular 5 Ounce Size Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)
[Grey token color, Grey lettering]

Medium raised letters

P

R

39

1

4735 m8

Regina

This Token Is Worth 5¢ Off Any Purchase At The Dairy Queen Live A Little {Dairy Queen Logo} 5¢
(5¢ {Inside The Outline Of The Dairy Queen Logo})
[Red token color, White lettering]

 

P

R

39

1

4735 m9

Regina

Dairy Queen Treat, Emblems
(G/F Dq Sandwich, Etc)
[Turquoise token color, ??? lettering]

 

P

R

39

1

4735 m10

Regina

(Good For One Regular 5 Ounce Size Free Sundae Or Worth 40¢ Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat)>

Same as 4735M with smaller letters

A

R

39

1

4735 m11

Regina

{Dairy Queen Logo} Good For One 5 Oz. Free Sundae Or Worth $1.00 Off The Regular Price Of Any Royal Treat Redeem At Any Participating Dairy Queen Store
{Dairy Queen Logo} Echangeable Contre Une Coupe Glacee De 5 Oz. Ou Rabais De 1,00$ Sur Le Prix Regulier De Toute Traite Royale Valide Dans Tout Magasin Dairy Queen Participant)
[Gold token color, Gold lettering]

Raised letters

P

R

48

1

4740 f

Regina

Christie Grant Groceteria & Meats Regina, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Trade)

C. Grant, a railway employee stationed in Winnipeg, felt that a grocery store in Regina had a tremendous potential, so in 1922 he quit his job to start in business. He planned on a wholesale outlet as well as retail, but due to financial difficulties he was forced to sell before his dream came true. Sold the business in 1926 to the father of the present owners.

 

A

R

28

10

4740 g

Regina

Christie Grant Groceteria & Meats Regina, Sask.
(Good For 10¢ In Trade)

C. Grant, a railway employee stationed in Winnipeg, felt that a grocery store in Regina had a tremendous potential, so in 1922 he quit his job to start in business. He planned on a wholesale outlet as well as retail, but due to financial difficulties he was forced to sell before his dream came true. Sold the business in 1926 to the father of the present owners.

 

A

R

25

9

4740 h

Regina

Christie Grant Groceteria & Meats Regina, Sask.
(Good For 5 Cts. Trade)

C. Grant, a railway employee stationed in Winnipeg, felt that a grocery store in Regina had a tremendous potential, so in 1922 he quit his job to start in business. He planned on a wholesale outlet as well as retail, but due to financial difficulties he was forced to sell before his dream came true. Sold the business in 1926 to the father of the present owners.

 

A

R

22

8

4740 j

Regina

Christie Grant Groceteria & Meats Regina, Sask.
(Good For 1¢ In Trade)

C. Grant, a railway employee stationed in Winnipeg, felt that a grocery store in Regina had a tremendous potential, so in 1922 he quit his job to start in business. He planned on a wholesale outlet as well as retail, but due to financial difficulties he was forced to sell before his dream came true. Sold the business in 1926 to the father of the present owners.

 

A

R

19

10

4750 t

Regina

I T S A One Token
(uniface)
[White token color, Blue lettering]

In 1955 the Income Tax Staff Association started their own canteen and operated it themselves. Tokens were issued and sold for 10 cents each or 12 for $1.00. All profits derived from the canteen was used for staff picnics, etc. When the Department moved to the new Federal Building in 1965 the canteen was operated by the C.N.I.B. and the tokens were discontinued.

 

P

Re38

19

4760 b

Regina

McCarthy Supply Co., Ltd. Departmental Stores Broad St. Regina.
(Good For $5.00 In Trade)

Ed and John McCarthy, owners of a bakery and hotel, opened a supply house in 1907, selling both retail and wholesale. They expanded quite rapidly and in 1910 the company was rumored to be in serious financial difficulty. Some feel that the fire of January 11th, 1911 was a very convenient fire, but this is only speculation. However, no effort was made to rebuild. According to an employee the tokens were issued shortly before the fire and were for use in the grocery department only. A number of tokens were in the safe and escaped the fire but apparently they were destroyed later.

 

A

R

35

9

4760 d

Regina

McCarthy Supply Co., Ltd. Departmental Stores Broad St. Regina.
(Good For $1.00 In Trade)

Ed and John McCarthy, owners of a bakery and hotel, opened a supply house in 1907, selling both retail and wholesale. They expanded quite rapidly and in 1910 the company was rumored to be in serious financial difficulty. Some feel that the fire of January 11th, 1911 was a very convenient fire, but this is only speculation. However, no effort was made to rebuild. According to an employee the tokens were issued shortly before the fire and were for use in the grocery department only. A number of tokens were in the safe and escaped the fire but apparently they were destroyed later.

 

A

R

38

10

4760 e

Regina

McCarthy Supply Co., Ltd. Departmental Stores Broad St. Regina.
(Good For 50 Cents In Trade)

Ed and John McCarthy, owners of a bakery and hotel, opened a supply house in 1907, selling both retail and wholesale. They expanded quite rapidly and in 1910 the company was rumored to be in serious financial difficulty. Some feel that the fire of January 11th, 1911 was a very convenient fire, but this is only speculation. However, no effort was made to rebuild. According to an employee the tokens were issued shortly before the fire and were for use in the grocery department only. A number of tokens were in the safe and escaped the fire but apparently they were destroyed later.

 

A

R

32

8

4760 f

Regina

McCarthy Supply Co., Ltd. Departmental Stores Broad St. Regina.
(Good For 25¢ In Trade)

Ed and John McCarthy, owners of a bakery and hotel, opened a supply house in 1907, selling both retail and wholesale. They expanded quite rapidly and in 1910 the company was rumored to be in serious financial difficulty. Some feel that the fire of January 11th, 1911 was a very convenient fire, but this is only speculation. However, no effort was made to rebuild. According to an employee the tokens were issued shortly before the fire and were for use in the grocery department only. A number of tokens were in the safe and escaped the fire but apparently they were destroyed later.

 

A

R

28

10

4760 g

Regina

McCarthy Supply Co., Ltd. Departmental Stores Broad St. Regina.
(Good For 10¢ In Trade)

Ed and John McCarthy, owners of a bakery and hotel, opened a supply house in 1907, selling both retail and wholesale. They expanded quite rapidly and in 1910 the company was rumored to be in serious financial difficulty. Some feel that the fire of January 11th, 1911 was a very convenient fire, but this is only speculation. However, no effort was made to rebuild. According to an employee the tokens were issued shortly before the fire and were for use in the grocery department only. A number of tokens were in the safe and escaped the fire but apparently they were destroyed later.

 

A

R

25

10

4760 h

Regina

McCarthy Supply Co., Ltd. Departmental Stores Broad St. Regina.
(Good For 5 Cents In Trade)

Ed and John McCarthy, owners of a bakery and hotel, opened a supply house in 1907, selling both retail and wholesale. They expanded quite rapidly and in 1910 the company was rumored to be in serious financial difficulty. Some feel that the fire of January 11th, 1911 was a very convenient fire, but this is only speculation. However, no effort was made to rebuild. According to an employee the tokens were issued shortly before the fire and were for use in the grocery department only. A number of tokens were in the safe and escaped the fire but apparently they were destroyed later.

 

A

R

25

9

4770 d

Regina

Maple Leaf Departmental Store Bergl & Kuseh Regina, Sask.
(Good For $1.00 In Trade)

Joseph John Bergl started a small general store in 1912 and in 1915 took in Kuseh as partner, at which time they expanded to a department store. Tokens were issued around 1920 and were used until 1929 when fire destroyed the premises. No effort was made to rebuild.

 

A

Sc11

32

8

4770 f

Regina

Maple Leaf Departmental Store Bergl & Kuseh Regina, Sask.
(Good For 25¢ In Trade)

Joseph John Bergl started a small general store in 1912 and in 1915 took in Kuseh as partner, at which time they expanded to a department store. Tokens were issued around 1920 and were used until 1929 when fire destroyed the premises. No effort was made to rebuild.

 

A

Sc8

28

7

4770 g

Regina

Maple Leaf Departmental Store Bergl & Kuseh Regina, Sask.
(Good For 10¢ In Trade)

Joseph John Bergl started a small general store in 1912 and in 1915 took in Kuseh as partner, at which time they expanded to a department store. Tokens were issued around 1920 and were used until 1929 when fire destroyed the premises. No effort was made to rebuild.

 

A

Sc8

24

9

4770 h

Regina

Maple Leaf Departmental Store Bergl & Kuseh Regina, Sask.
(Good For 5¢ In Trade)

Joseph John Bergl started a small general store in 1912 and in 1915 took in Kuseh as partner, at which time they expanded to a department store. Tokens were issued around 1920 and were used until 1929 when fire destroyed the premises. No effort was made to rebuild.

 

A

Sc7

21

10

4775 t

Regina

Coffee Courtesy Mid-West Motors Service
(uniface)
[Blue token color, White lettering]

 

P

R

29

1

4780 f

Regina

Park Billiards Regina, Sask.
(Good For ¢25¢ In Trade)

E. O. Gimson and G. H. Bergman started the Park Billiards in 1915 in the basement of the McCallum-Hill Building. In 1918 Bergman took over the business but sold in 1920 to Grant Waddell. Have talked to several owners of the Park Billiards but no one remembers the tokens.

 

A

R

20

9

4793 f

Regina

Redeemable On Purchase Of Pop Expires Dec. 31 74 Vagabond 66 4125 Albert St. {Pacific 66 Logo}
(Pop Shoppe 25¢ Discount Disc)

Tokens were issued on May 1st, 1974 and were given to purchasers of gasoline from Vagabond '66' Service to 10% of purchase and this could be used to buy pop which was next door.

 

A

R

32

4

 

 

4793 f1

Regina

4793 f1 has been re-classified as 5810 f after it was confirmed that it is a Saskatoon token.
Highway 5 doesn't run through Regina, and there was a Pop Shoppe location in Sutherland in Saskatoon.

 

 

 

 

 

4793 h

Regina

(Redeemable On Purchase Of Pop Expires Dec. 31 74 Vagabond 66 4125 Albert St. {Pacific 66 Logo}
(Pop Shoppe 5¢ Discount Disc)

Tokens were issued on May 1st, 1974 and were given to purchasers of gasoline from Vagabond '66' Service to 10% of purchase and this could be used to buy pop which was next door.

 

A

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26

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