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50 Cents - The Numismatic Society of Quebec Quebec City

Issuer Société Numismatique de Québec (S.N.Q.)
Year 2010
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Currency Dollar (1858-date)
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Reverse description Black letterpress on grey paper within a geometric decorative border of diamonds and rectangles. The centre field lists in two columns the names of S.N.Q. member authors in numismatics, with deceased members indicated by an asterisk. The headings 'MEMBRES DE LA S.N.Q.' and 'AUTEURS EN NUMISMATIQUE' appear in bold capital letters at top.
Reverse lettering MEMBRES DE LA S.N.Q.
AUTEURS EN NUMISMATIQUE
Bernard Claude Boily Raymond *
Boucher André Dufour Dérik
Fecteau André * Giroux Jean-Luc
Gosselin Jacques Lefebvre Renald
Marquis Yvon Marret Jean-Luc
Morissette Rémi Paré Jean-Pierre
Remick Jerry * Rufiange François
Slivitzky André * décédé
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The Société Numismatique de Québec has issued commemorative scrip notes periodically for use at its own events — bourse transactions, club auctions, and member exchanges — functioning as internal currency redeemable within the show floor rather than as any form of legal tender. This 50-cent denomination sits at the small end of the series, primarily used to make change during dealer tables where exact coinage was impractical.

Jocelyn Dupont's signature identifies him as a club officer at the time of issue. These notes were printed locally in Quebec City in modest quantities and were never intended to circulate beyond the immediate numismatic community that issued them.

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