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| 表面の説明 | Dark blue intaglio-style print on a pink guilloche underprint carrying repeating 'CTC' lettering. Left vignette shows a smiling man in a fur-trimmed hat, rendered in fine engraved line work. The CTC triangle logo appears at centre above the issuer name, flanked by denomination numerals in each corner and two facsimile signatures below a bilingual redemption panel. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Printed entirely in red on white paper, the reverse centres on a circular medallion inscribed 'TESTED PROVEN PRODUCTS' enclosing the CTC maple-leaf logo, set within symmetrical radiating guilloche rosettes. Denomination numerals '10¢' appear to either side of the central medallion, with a serial number printed twice across the top and the printer's imprint along the lower margin. |
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Canadian Tire "money" was introduced in 1958 as a loyalty scheme to compete with trading stamp programs — specifically S&H Green Stamps — that were drawing customers away from independent retailers. The paper coupons, redeemable for merchandise in-store, were an immediate success and became a fixture of Canadian consumer culture for decades.
The British American Bank Note Company printed these using security printing techniques borrowed from genuine currency production — microprinting, fine-line engraving, and controlled paper stock — which is precisely why counterfeiting them was taken seriously enough to prosecute under Canadian law. A.J. Billes, one of the co-founders' sons, appears in the signature field alongside F. Saski.