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2 Dollars - Waterloo Coin Society Ontario
| Issuer | Waterloo Coin Society |
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| Year | 2023 |
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| Designer(s) | Andri Kurniawan |
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| Reverse description | Burgundy ground with complementary blue and orange tones, laid over a guilloche underprint. A vignette at upper right presents a purple and white flower, while the central composition shows the Victoria Park Clock Tower with a Canadian flag billowing to the left. The issuer's name, web address, and denomination are inscribed across the design. |
| Reverse lettering | WATERLOO COIN SOCIETY ONTARIO, CANADA CANADIAN FLAG $2 WWW.WATERLOOCOINSOCIETY.COM SOUVENIR TREASURY NOTE TWO DOLLARS |
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The Waterloo Coin Society in Ontario issues these notes as official convention currency — redeemable at dealer tables during their annual show rather than in general commerce. The practice of numismatic organizations issuing their own scrip is a long-standing North American collector tradition, functioning as both a promotional tool and a collectible in its own right.
Andri Kurniawan's design credit is notable; professional designers attached to hobby-organization scrip are less common than the volunteer artwork that characterizes most club currency of this type.