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I came upon this when cleaning out my parents' house and am interested in learning more about this token. It appears to have been given out to school children as part of the Manitoba centennial celebration in 1970, given the accompanying leaflet, but I'm curious to know how many of these may have been made, where/how they were distributed, etc. Does anyone have any background on these tokens?
A couple random thoughts I have are: 1. keep the paperwork with the token 2. consider soaking in acetone to get rid of that tape residue
Added: after more searching, I found the numista page (link here https://en.numista.com/36778) and the fact that it was struck at the Sherritt Mint. Here is a link to a 200+ page *.pdf with info on this now defunct mint:
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