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| 表面の説明 | Printed entirely in green, the face bears a scalloped guilloche border framing a central vignette with a male portrait at right, wearing glasses. The denomination '20 DOLLARS' appears in large numerals and text to the left, with the legend 'Billet non-monnayable' below in smaller type. The station name 'CFLP RADIO 1000' runs across the top, and 'LE SUPER ENCAN' appears in bold lettering along the lower margin. |
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| 表面の銘文 | 20 CFLP RADIO 1000 20 DOLLARS Billet non-monnayable LE SUPER ENCAN |
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Canadian radio station auction scrip occupies a peculiar corner of notaphily — these pieces circulated within a single broadcast event, used by telephone bidders to settle lots won during on-air charity or clearance auctions. CFLP 1000 operated out of Rimouski as a French-language AM station serving the lower St. Lawrence region. The 1992 date places this squarely in the period when local Quebec broadcasters were running these auction fundraisers as a regular programming format, issuing denominated paper to participating bidders rather than handling cash incrementally.
The small format was practical for envelope redemption. Survival rate is low — most were spent, discarded, or never redeemed at all.