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CNA Wooden Souvenir's

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 Posted 05/16/2016  10:35 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Hounddog Bill to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I came across these at my coin club on the weekend and I'm not sure why but I bought twenty of them. A lot are from the Calgary coin club.
I'm not even sure what you call them or if they're even collected I just thought they may bring back some memories for someone.
I've got these from the Coin Expo in recent years also. I think they only give out so many each day to the first 50 or 100 paying customers.

Cheers, Bill.

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Yup, wooden nickels or wooden money (as in the Canadian Association of Wooden Money Collectors) - sometimes they're issued as tokens (redeemable for discounts) or often they're made to commemorate something like a coin show or anniversary. There are some collectors of these, though they generally aren't worth much. I collect woods from Atlantic Canada.
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I have a small collection of these Wooden Nickles.I pick them up whenever I see them in my travels.Second hand and thrift stores are usually where I find these inexpensive souvenirs.Some were free "Business cards" that I came across while touring the north western states years ago.
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Wooden Money is an inexpensive choice for collecting assembly. There are a number, beginning with the Tenino, Washington issues that sell for as much as $2500. You can assemble WC collections by the thousands for a fun hobby.
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Chequer said " sometimes they're issued as tokens (redeemable for discounts)"

Yes I agree, I have this one for a free shoe shine.

Cheers, Bill

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