Winnipeg Mint Boutique Token

Good find Keith.
I didn't realise the bubbles made a maple leaf.

I figured it was on me in the end. Thanks jbuck. Spent all that time typing it only to mess it up.

I could be mistaken on the following:

1) I believe this is the second design used for these tokens since that press was added to the lobby.

2) I believe they use the same plachettes(?sp) as the fifty cent pieces.

3) I believe it has/had been "out of order" for several years.

I asked about it (because I had recalled it being "out of order for years prior") and the friendly lady behind the counter actually gave both of my kids one;
They were eight and six, and it was their first visit to the mint (maybe my thirtieth; I miss doing the whole loop).

Adding to unruhjonny's response:

1) The first design was a large Loon, like on the loonie. It had a large date for 2011 and then just the date changed in 2012.
If I remember correctly, In 2013 the machine was down until Canada Day and that point forward the design was the bubbles as pictured above.

2) Yes 50 cent size. At a quick glance the first version looked like a nickel loonie.

3) The machine was randomly down in 2011-2013 as well. It cost 3 loonies to make 1 token. There was no limit.

4) I think the Vancouver boutique had a similar machine which made copper tokens. More crude looking.

to the Community, NahCoins!

Thanks SPP. I'll keep my eye open for a copy.