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5 Dollars - St-Hubert Gift Certificate Quebec
| Issuer | St-Hubert |
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| Year | 2001 |
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| Currency | Dollar (1858-date) |
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| Obverse lettering | CERTIFICAT-CADEAU 5$ Gift Certificate Cinq . Five Ce certificat de cinq dollars est échangeable à toute rôtisserie St-Hubert. Non échangeable pour de l'argent. This five-dollar gift certificate can be exchanged at any St-Hubert location. Not redeemable for cash. La valeur de ce certificat-cadeau est en devises canadiennes. The amount of this gift certificate is stated in Canadian funds. St-Hubert |
| Reverse description | Plain white paper reverse with a faint overall underprint of a curvilinear floral-scroll pattern visible in light relief; no printed text or vignettes are present. |
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St-Hubert, the Quebec-based rotisserie chain founded in Montreal in 1951, issued gift certificates as a parallel exchange medium for decades — redeemable at restaurant locations rather than through any banking system. These are strictly private scrip, with no regulatory oversight and no redemption obligation beyond the issuer's own commercial goodwill.
Collectible primarily within Quebec, where the brand carries unusually strong regional loyalty. Survival rate is low simply because most were spent.