1991 Elks Purple Cross Fund For Special Needs Children Al Howie Tomorrow Run summer 1991. $3.00 Souvenir Token. Elks Royal Purple Canada, Elk, clock, rose. Charity, Justice, Love, Fidelity. Nice collectible which was issued for a great cause. This is the scarcer antique copper plate.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Elks of Canada in 1987 and was a $2 souvenir token. For each one sold 50 cents was donated to the Purple Cross Fund. It was also the 75th anniversary of the Elks of Canada. Very collectible item. It is the scarcer Gold Plate.

These were issued by Hold Renfrew in 1975 and were good for twenty-five dollars. .999 Fine Silver. Weight 31.30 grams. Tough to find, and very collectible.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1992 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has running horses and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar. THIS IS THE SCARCE SILVER PIECE WITH A MINTAGE OF ONLY 60.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1990 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has bull riding and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar. THIS IS THE SCARCE SILVER PIECE WITH A MINTAGE OF ONLY 51.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1988 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has rodeo clowns and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar. THIS IS THE SCARCE SILVER PIECE WITH A MINTAGE OF ONLY 250.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1987 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has a bronco rider and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar. THIS IS THE SCARCE PIECE MADE OF SILVER WITH A MINTAGE OF ONLY 250.

1990 Edmonton Community Casino Association 50 cent Gaming Token. Made of Brass or Bronze.

1991 Elks Purple Cross Fund For Special Needs Children Al Howie Tomorrow Run summer 1991. $3.00 Souvenir Token. Elks Royal Purple Canada, Elk, clock, rose. Charity, Justice, Love, Fidelity. Nice collectible which was issued for a great cause. This is the scarcer gold plate.

1991 Elks Purple Cross Fund For Special Needs Children Al Howie Tomorrow Run summer 1991. $3.00 Souvenir Token. Elks Royal Purple Canada, Elk, clock, rose. Charity, Justice, Love, Fidelity. Nice collectible which was issued for a great cause. This one is made of Brass.

1991 Elks Purple Cross Fund For Special Needs Children Al Howie Tomorrow Run summer 1991. $3.00 Souvenir Token. Elks Royal Purple Canada, Elk, clock, rose. Charity, Justice, Love, Fidelity. Nice collectible which was issued for a great cause. This one is made of copper.

Issued by Heritage Park in Calgary in the early to mid 60's. This one was good for one adult fare, has a paddlewheeler on the front and is the variety without the hole. Stewart # CA4140k.

Cluny Alberta Lions Club Token. With Logo. Stewart # C725a. Red with silverish lettering. Some of the logo and letting is starting to be worn off.

Cluny Alberta Lions Club Token. 1 Drink without Logo. Stewart # C725d. Red with white lettering.

Drumheller Exhibition & Stampede Token. Green with goldish lettering.

Undated plastic advertising token from the Vogue Studio Photographer Shop in Drumheller, Alberta. White with goldish lettering.

Edmonton Scottish Society plastic drink token. White with black lettering. Stewart # ED270b

Edmonton Scottish Society plastic drink token. Blue with white lettering. Stewart # ED270a

Edmonton Scottish Society plastic drink token. Red with white lettering. Stewart # ED270c

This private token was issued by J. A. Moisan Store in 1986 and was good for 30 sous at the store. One side has the store and the other a crown.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by Epicerie J. A. Moisan, Quebec in 1984 and was good for 30 sous. One side has Pope Paul II and the other has the store.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by Epicerie J. A. Moisan, Quebec in 1983 and was good for 30 sous. One side has Samuel de Champlain and the other has the store.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by Epicerie J. A. Moisan, Quebec in 1984 and was good for 30 sous. One side has Jacques Cartier and the other has the store.

Very Scarce SILVER token. Issued by Heritage Park in Calgary in the early to mid 60's. This one was good for one child admission, has a train on the front and is the variety with the hole. Stewart # CA4140f. The silver pieces are very scarce and were issued as presentation pieces only. Don't pass this one up as may not see another one for a long time.

Very Scarce SILVER token. Issued by Heritage Park in Calgary in the early to mid 60's. This one was good for one child admission, has a fort on the front and is the variety without the hole. Stewart # CA4140b. The silver pieces are very scarce and were issued as presentation pieces only. Don't pass this one up as may not see another one for a long time.

Very Scarce SILVER token. Issued by Heritage Park in Calgary in the early to mid 60's. This one was good for one adult admission, has a fort on the front and is the variety without the hole. Stewart # CA4140d. The silver pieces are very scarce and were issued as presentation pieces only. Don't pass this one up as may not see another one for a long time.

Very Scarce SILVER token. Issued by Heritage Park in Calgary in the early to mid 60's. This one was good for one adult admission, has a train on the front and is the variety with the hole. Stewart # CA4140h. The silver pieces are very scarce and were issued as presentation pieces only. Don't pass this one up as may not see another one for a long time.

This private token was issued by J. A. Moisan Store in 1985 and was good for 1 Ecu at the store. One side has the store and the other a crown.

Royal Canadian Legion #22 drink token from Drumheller, Alberta. White plastic with blue lettering. Stewart # D 950b

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Magnetic Hill Inn in New Brunswick in 1985. One side has Magnetic Hill Inn Dollar and the other has a magnet pulling a car and states Where Cars Coast Uphill.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Magnetic Hill Inn in New Brunswick in 1983. One side has Magnetic Hill Inn Dollar and the other has a magnet pulling a car and states Where Cars Coast Uphill.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Magnetic Hill Inn in New Brunswick in 1982. One side has Magnetic Hill Inn Dollar and the other has a magnet pulling a car and states Where Cars Coast Uphill.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Magnetic Hill Inn in New Brunswick in 1981. One side has Magnetic Hill Inn Dollar and the other has a magnet pulling a car and states Where Cars Coast Uphill.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Magnetic Hill Inn in New Brunswick in 1980. One side has Magnetic Hill Inn Dollar and the other has a magnet pulling a car and states Where Cars Coast Uphill.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Magnetic Hill Inn in New Brunswick in 1979. One side has Magnetic Hill Inn Dollar and the other has a magnet pulling a car and states Where Cars Coast Uphill.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Magnetic Hill Inn in New Brunswick in 1978. One side has Magnetic Hill Inn Dollar and the other has a magnet pulling a car and states Where Cars Coast Uphill.

This token was issued by CFCW radio Station in Camrose, Alberta in 1974. One side has a cowboy and states Instant Cash Souvenir Radio 790 CFCW. The other side has 1974 Instant Cash Souvenir Keep this coin and keep listening, you could be a winner.

This trade dollar or token was issued by Home Hardware in Edmonton, Alberta in 1976. One side has Home Hardware dollar and the other has the Home Hardware Logo.

This trade dollar or token was issued by Link Hardware in Edmonton, Alberta in 1977 and was good for $1.00 at the stores.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by Kentucky Fried Chicken in 1980 and was good for $1.00. One side has Colonel Saunders and the other side has 25 years.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by Kentucky Fried Chicken in 1980 and was good for $1.00. One side has Colonel Saunders and the other side has redeemable in Saskatchewan & Alberta.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by Kentucky Fried Chicken in 1983 and was good for $1.00. One side has Colonel Saunders and the other side has the grain elevator in Veldt, Alberta.

This Trade Dollar or token was issued by the City of Drumheller, Alberta in 1984 One side has a broncosaurus and the other has the new multi purpose agricultural complex.

This Trade Dollar or token was issued by the City of Drumheller, Alberta in 1985 One side has a broncosaurus and the other has Gordon Taylor MP and says Camp Gordon 50 years.

This Trade Dollar or token was issued by the City of Drumheller, Alberta in 1986 One side has a broncosaurus and the other has salute to the Tyrell Museum.

This Trade Dollar or token was issued by the City of Drumheller, Alberta in 1987. One side has a broncosaurus and the other has the Hoodoos.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1988 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has rodeo clowns and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1991 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has chuck wagon racing and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar.

This trade dollar or token was issued by the Edmonton Coin Club in Edmonton, Alberta in 1984 for their 30th anniversary. IT IS THE ANTIQUED VARIETY WITH THE MAPLE LEAF. One side has 30 years 1954-1984 and the other side has the City Hall, Lawrence Decore Mayor.

This Trade Dollar or token was issued by the City of Drumheller, Alberta in 1988. One side has a broncosaurus and the other has Tyrannosaurus Rex and the world's largest little church.

This token was issued in Alberta Canada by Alberta Government Telephones. One side has $5.00 for a long distance visit and the other has the earth circled by a satellite. It is Brass Plated.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Elks of Canada in 1987 and was a $2 souvenir token. For each one sold 50 cents was donated to the Purple Cross Fund. It was also the 75th anniversary of the Elks of Canada. Very collectible item. It is made of copper.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued by the Elks of Canada in 1987 and was a $2 souvenir token. For each one sold 50 cents was donated to the Purple Cross Fund. It was also the 75th anniversary of the Elks of Canada. Very collectible item. It is made of brass.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1989 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has a saddle bronc rider and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1993 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has Scouts Canada CJ 93 and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1994 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has Calgary's 100th anniversary and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar.

This Trade Dollar or Token was issued in Calgary Alberta in 1987 for the Calgary Stampede. One side has a bronco rider and the other Calgary Stampede Souvenir Dollar.

Royal Canadian Legion #22 drink token from Drumheller, Alberta. Blue plastic with gold lettering. Stewart # D 950a

This private token was issued by J. A. Moisan Store in 1985 and was good for 30 sous at the store. One side has the store and the other a crown.

1991 Elks Purple Cross Fund For Special Needs Children Al Howie Tomorrow Run summer 1991. $3.00 Souvenir Token. Elks Royal Purple Canada, Elk, clock, rose. Charity, Justice, Love, Fidelity. Nice collectible which was issued for a great cause. This one is made of nickel silver.

Cluny Alberta Lions Club Token. One Drink with Logo. Stewart # C725c. Red with goldish lettering.

Minus 1 Club token from Calgary Alberta dated 1964. I believe this to be a drink or coat check token or something of a similar nature. Has been holed. Red with goldish lettering.

Edmonton Shrine Club Token. Appears to be made of brass or bronze.

1987 Edmonton, Alberta Casino ABS 50 cent Gaming Token. Made of Nickel Bonded Steel.

This private token was issued by J. A. Moisan Store in 1985 and was good for 15 sous at the store. One side has the store and the other a crown.

1967 Calgary Zoo Alberta Token. One side has a brontosaurus and states Admit one adult Calgary Zoo. The other side has Canada's Centennial Logo.